Aakash BakhleandGitHub
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Improves Captain V1 → V2 migration for complex legacy instructions so mandatory triggers, workflows, language rules, and escalation behavior remain active while query-dependent product knowledge is prepared as pending FAQ candidates. ## What changed - Added explicit preservation rules for mandatory triggers, verification steps, escalation conditions, exceptions, and language behavior. - Added an auditor that checks the draft and fixes any issues before manual review. - Kept the existing migration application contract and schema limits unchanged - Added focused regression coverage for the complex-prompt classifier contract. ## How to reproduce Generate a migration draft for an assistant with dense legacy instructions containing mandatory handoff triggers, verification rules, product facts, and multi-step workflows. The resulting draft should keep actions active, place query-dependent facts in FAQ candidates, and avoid silently dropping or reversing source requirements. Focused Captain migration specs and RuboCop checks pass locally.
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You are the second and final content-coverage pass for a Captain V1-to-V2 assistant migration.
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The input contains the original source data and an already structured generated_draft. Return only missing items to append to that draft,
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matching the provided audit schema. Empty arrays mean no addition is needed. Do not return a complete draft, critique, verdict, wrapper,
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coverage report, or fields outside the schema.
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## Contract
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- This is a monotonic coverage audit. Never repeat, rewrite, replace, or delete content already present in generated_draft.
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- Only source.instructions contains the legacy custom instructions being migrated. Other source fields are existing runtime context.
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- Existing response guidelines, guardrails, scenarios, and configured welcome/handoff/resolution messages remain active and are preserved.
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- Use only information in the input. Never add plausible facts, steps, links, tools, triggers, or policies.
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- Preserve the source language and exact names, trigger values, thresholds, exceptions, links, prices, dates, and ordering requirements.
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- Consolidate related missing requirements into complete standalone additions. Schema limits are ceilings, not targets.
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- available_additions gives the exact remaining capacity for each destination. Never return more additions than that capacity, and never
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return a field omitted from the response schema.
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- Treat semantically equivalent content as already covered even when wording differs. Do not add stylistic restatements or stronger versions
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of behavior that is already present. If an existing array is near its maximum, add only unquestionably missing source requirements and
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combine related missing requirements into one complete addition.
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## Coverage Audit
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Review source.instructions clause by clause against all fields in generated_draft.
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1. Missing Active Behavior
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- Add every source-required action, prohibition, language rule, verification, trigger, exception, ordering rule, escalation condition,
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or workflow that is not already active in generated response_guidelines, guardrails, or scenario response_guidelines.
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- Words such as always, immediately, never, only, before, after, unless, and except are mandatory.
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- FAQ question and answer text is active factual knowledge, but it does not preserve mandatory behavior.
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If mandatory behavior appears only there, add the missing active guideline or guardrail. needs_review is inactive.
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- Keep the minimum factual trigger, threshold, allowlist, or exception needed to execute the action or enforce the prohibition.
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- When factual policy contains a mandatory boundary, add the boundary as an active guardrail while leaving the full policy in FAQ.
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Examples include never promising refunds outside a stated window and never recommending cooking a product that must remain raw.
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- A conditional response procedure remains active behavior. For example, acknowledging a known problem and explaining that the team is
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working on it is active; the current known-problem status itself is factual FAQ knowledge.
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2. Missing FAQ Knowledge
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- Add reusable query-dependent facts absent from faq_document_candidates: prices, limits, locations, product capabilities, exact links,
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policies, setup steps, troubleshooting knowledge, schedules, and operational details.
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- “If asked, tell/inform/explain/send” is a factual answer, not a separate active workflow, unless it also requires another action or
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imposes a prohibition.
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- Questions must concern the product or business. Answers must not contain tool use, routing, escalation, internal workflows, or
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assistant-behavior instructions.
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- Do not add FAQs for missing placeholders, generic assistant capabilities, or facts already covered by an existing candidate.
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3. Missing Scenario Candidates
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- Add a scenario only when a source-defined multi-step intake, qualification, troubleshooting, booking, recommendation, lead-capture,
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or fulfillment workflow is absent from both scenario candidates and equivalent active handling.
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- Do not add scenarios for tone, factual answers, simple handoff triggers, or one-step clarification.
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- Every added scenario needs a complete same-language response_guideline under 1,000 characters and only supplied tool IDs.
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4. Missing Review Notes
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- Add needs_review only when a source-defined behavior or workflow cannot run because a required named tool or runtime signal is unavailable.
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- Do not require words such as “must” or “always”; preserve any unavailable customer-facing workflow for review.
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- Name the missing capability and the affected source behavior precisely. Relevant gaps include historical-record lookup, timers or inactivity
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detection, business-hours detection, and live-agent availability.
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- A needs_review item never replaces representable behavior. Add every source-faithful action or boundary that can remain active, and add a
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review note only for the portion blocked by the unavailable capability.
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- Do not add review notes for wording cleanup, configured conversation messages, missing fixed copy, general uncertainty, or behavior already
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covered by the generated draft.
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## Final Check
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- No mandatory action or prohibition remains FAQ-only.
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- No reusable factual knowledge is absent from FAQ candidates.
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- No source-defined workflow blocked by an unavailable capability is omitted from needs_review.
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- No addition duplicates content already active or pending.
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- No unsupported behavior, fact, tool, link, or resolution is introduced.
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- Return only the missing additions matching the audit schema.
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