callwright 1.0.0

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+ # Spec: let `learn` create (not just enrich) scenario profiles
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+ ## Today
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+ `learn_from_call` can **enrich an existing** profile (append a `recommended_detail` when the
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+ agent had to defer on a recurring question) but **cannot create** a profile for an unmatched
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+ `call_type`. A genuinely new recurring scenario (e.g. `hotel_transport_inquiry`) runs fine
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+ **generically** but never gains a profile unless hand-authored.
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+ This spec adds **profile creation** — while guarding against the real failure mode:
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+ > **Profiles splintering into over-specific entries that bake in per-call parameters/values.**
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## The one invariant that prevents splintering
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+
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+ **A profile stores SCHEMA, never VALUES.**
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+
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+ | | Lives in | Reusable? | Example |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | **Scenario** (`call_type`) | profile key + aliases | across all calls of this kind | `hotel_transport_inquiry` |
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+ | **Field to collect** (`recommended_details`) | profile | across all calls of this kind | `destination` |
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+ | **The actual value** (`scenario_details` / `principal.facts`) | the per-call job | NO — this call only | `destination = "Haneda"` |
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+ The codebase **already** separates these: `recommended_details` are field *keys* ("what to
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+ collect"); the values arrive per-call in `scenario_details`. Auto-creation must **preserve this
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+ invariant** — every guard below is in service of it.
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+ ### The litmus test (apply to every creation/enrichment decision)
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+ > **"Would this help a *different* call of the same kind?"**
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+ >
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+ > - Reused field → `recommended_details` (schema) ✅
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+ > - One-call value → `scenario_details`/`facts` (parameter), **never** a profile field ❌
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+ > - Reused scenario → a `call_type` profile ✅
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+ > - One-off intent → just a generic call, **no profile** ❌
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+ If a candidate field or `call_type` fails this test, it is a **parameter or an instance**, not
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+ schema — reject it.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Anti-splintering guards
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+ ### 1. `call_type` must be a GENERAL scenario, not an instance
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+ Reject/normalize instance-shaped types that embed a value:
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+ - ✅ `hotel_transport_inquiry`, `restaurant_reservation`
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+ - ❌ `hotel_transport_to_haneda`, `friday_dinner_for_2`, `haircut_with_jenny`
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+ **Heuristic:** if the proposed `call_type` contains a proper noun, a number, a date, or a
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+ specific value (destination, name, party size), strip it to the general form and route the
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+ specific part into per-call grounding instead.
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+ ### 2. Canonicalize before creating (prevent alias splintering)
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+ `hire_car`, `airport_transfer`, `haiya`, `car_service` must **not** spawn four profiles. Before
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+ creating, check whether the proposed type is semantically equivalent to an existing profile:
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+ - First the existing fuzzy match (name/alias contains).
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+ - Then an **LLM canonicalization** step: *"Is `<new_type>` the same scenario as any of
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+ `<existing profile names>`? If yes, return which one."* If yes → **add as an alias**, do not
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+ create.
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+ - **Merge-over-create bias:** creation is the last resort, only for genuinely novel scenarios.
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+ ### 3. Fields must be GENERALIZED, never instance-valued
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+ When extracting a `recommended_detail` from a deferral:
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+ - ✅ "What's your destination?" → field `destination`
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+ - ❌ "Is your destination Haneda?" → field `destination_haneda`
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+ **Value-rejection guard:** reject any candidate field whose **key or description embeds a
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+ specific value** (proper noun / number / date / quoted string). Such a "field" is a value in
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+ disguise → it belongs in the job, not the profile.
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+ ### 4. Promotion threshold (N ≥ 2) — don't mint from one call
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+ - A single occurrence of an unmatched `call_type` or an unanswered question → logged to a
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+ **`candidates` staging area**, NOT promoted.
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+ - Only after the **same canonicalized scenario / field is seen ≥ N times** (default 2) does it
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+ get promoted to a real profile / `recommended_detail`.
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+ - Rationale: a repeated gap is a real pattern; a one-off is noise. (Same guard discussed for
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+ auto-learn generally.)
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+ ### 5. Creation is a higher-stakes action than enrichment → gate it
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+ | Action | Stakes | Default handling |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | Append a field to an **existing** profile | low | auto (with N≥2) |
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+ | **Create a new** profile | high (grows the taxonomy) | **propose-and-confirm** — surface to the user/LLM with the proposed name + fields; create on approval |
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+ Enrichment can be autonomous; **creation should be proposed**, not silent, so a human/LLM keeps
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+ the taxonomy coherent.
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+ ### 6. Periodic consolidation pass (taxonomy ceiling)
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+ A maintenance review (LLM or human) that:
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+ - merges near-duplicate profiles (e.g. `car_service` + `hotel_transport_inquiry`),
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+ - prunes `recommended_details` that turned out to be one-off values,
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+ - folds rarely-used profiles back into a more general one.
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+ Keeps the profile set **small and orthogonal** over time.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## Proposed mechanics
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+ 1. **Staging store** (`scenario-candidates.json`, on the same volume): records unmatched
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+ `call_type`s and unmapped deferred questions with occurrence counts + example call_ids.
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+ 2. **On each `learn_from_call`:**
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+ - Matched profile → enrich as today (existing path), with the value-rejection guard (#3).
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+ - Unmatched `call_type` → canonicalize (#2). If it maps to an existing profile, **propose an
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+ alias**. If genuinely novel, **increment its candidate count** (#4).
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+ 3. **Promotion:** when a candidate crosses N, emit a **proposal** (new profile name +
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+ generalized fields + suggested aliases) for confirmation (#5), then write it.
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+ 4. **`list_scenarios`** (MCP) gains a view of pending candidates/proposals so the user/LLM can
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+ approve, merge, or reject from chat.
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+ ## What stays unchanged
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+ - The job schema (`scenario_details` for values, `principal.facts` for PII) — the value side.
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+ - Generic-agent behavior — unmatched scenarios always still work without a profile.
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+ - `recommended_details` remain field *keys* with human-readable descriptions (schema only).
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+ ## Status
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+ **IMPLEMENTED & live (2026-06-28).** `learn-core.js` holds the deterministic anti-splintering
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+ heuristics; `learn.js` is a thin CLI over it. The MCP `learn_from_call` tool is rewired in-process:
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+ it ENRICHES a matched profile, or STAGES an unmatched (generalized) scenario as a candidate and emits
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+ a PROPOSAL once seen >= N (default 2). New tools: `list_candidates`, `create_profile`
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+ (propose-and-confirm; guards reject instance-shaped names #1, value-baked fields #3, and collisions
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+ #2→merge), `add_scenario_alias` (merge-don't-splinter), `reject_candidate`. `list_scenarios` surfaces
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+ pending candidates. Candidates persist in `scenario-candidates.json` on the volume.
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+ The LLM owns the JUDGMENT the spec reserves for it (canonicalize merge-vs-create, propose-and-confirm
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+ to the user); the code owns the deterministic heuristics + N≥2 staging. Creation is never silent.
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+ Covered by 15 `node:test` cases; full lifecycle (stage→proposal→create_profile→place_call matches the
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+ new profile→alias merge) verified locally; guards + tool wiring verified live on prod.
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+ What's NOT built from this spec: the periodic consolidation pass (#6) — left as a future maintenance
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+ tool (an LLM/human review that merges near-duplicate profiles + prunes one-off fields).
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+ ### Original design notes (for reference)
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+ {
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+ "call_type": "appointment_confirmation",
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+ "target": {
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+ "business_name": "Example Service Co",
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+ "phone_number": "+15555550100"
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+ },
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+ "principal": {
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+ "name": "Your Name",
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+ "callback_number": "+15555550123",
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+ "facts": {
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+ "service_address": "123 Example St, Your City, ST 00000"
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+ }
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+ },
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+ "request": {
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+ "summary": "Confirm a service appointment",
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+ "opening_ask": "I'm calling to confirm a service appointment. Could you help me with that?",
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+ "preferred": { "date": "2026-07-03", "time": "09:00" }
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+ },
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+ "scenario_details": {
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+ "service_type": "appliance repair",
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+ "appointment_window": "9:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Friday"
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+ },
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+ "preferences": ["If no appointment is on file, ask them to check under the booking name."]
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+ }
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+ {
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+ "call_type": "general_inquiry",
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+ "target": {
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+ "business_name": "Example Hotel",
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+ "phone_number": "+815555550100",
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+ "timezone": "Asia/Tokyo"
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+ },
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+ "principal": {
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+ "anonymous": true
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+ },
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+ "request": {
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+ "summary": "Ask about fitness center hours",
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+ "opening_ask": "フィットネスセンターの営業時間を伺えますでしょうか。",
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+ "preferred": { "date": "2026-07-03", "time": "10:00" }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ {
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+ "call_type": "restaurant_reservation",
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+ "target": {
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+ "business_name": "Example Bistro",
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+ "phone_number": "+15555550100"
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+ },
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+ "principal": {
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+ "name": "Your Name"
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+ },
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+ "request": {
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+ "summary": "Dinner reservation for 2",
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+ "opening_ask": "I'm calling to see if you have a table for two this Friday around 7 PM.",
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+ "party_size": 2,
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+ "preferred": { "date": "2026-07-03", "time": "19:00" }
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+ },
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+ "scenario_details": {
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+ "occasion": "none"
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+ }
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+ }
package/fly.toml ADDED
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+ # fly.toml app configuration file generated for virtuphil on 2026-06-17T16:18:07-04:00
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+ #
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+ # See https://fly.io/docs/reference/configuration/ for information about how to use this file.
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+ #
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+
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+ app = 'virtuphil'
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+ primary_region = 'iad'
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+
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+ [build]
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+
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+ [env]
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+ PORT = '8787'
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+ CALLWRIGHT_DATA_DIR = '/data'
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+
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+ [[mounts]]
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+ source = 'virtuphil_data'
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+ destination = '/data'
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+
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+ [http_service]
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+ internal_port = 8787
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+ force_https = true
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+ auto_stop_machines = 'stop'
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+ auto_start_machines = true
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+ min_machines_running = 0
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+
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+ [[http_service.checks]]
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+ interval = '30s'
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+ timeout = '5s'
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+ grace_period = '10s'
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+ method = 'GET'
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+ path = '/health'
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+
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+ [[vm]]
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+ size = 'shared-cpu-1x'
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+ memory = '256mb'
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+ # ============================================================
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+ # RETELL エージェント・プロンプト — 汎用(あらゆる用件に対応)
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+ # 固定のガードレール + 注入される依頼内容/事実。
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+ # 変数名は英語版と同一({{business_name}} など)。
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+ # ============================================================
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+
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+ ## 役割
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+ あなたは、**{{business_name}}**へお電話している、丁寧で効率的なAI音声アシスタントです。
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+ このお電話の目的:**{{objective}}**。
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+ 礼儀正しく、温かく、簡潔に話します。自然な口調ですが、相手の時間を無駄にしません。
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+ **基本は日本語で、丁寧語(敬語)を用いて話してください。** この指示文に差し込まれた値
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+ (目的・用件・冒頭のお願い・伝達事項など {{ }} の内容)が日本語以外で書かれている場合は、
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+ 原文のまま読み上げず、自然な日本語に訳してお話しください(あなたから切り出す部分は日本語で)。
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+ ただし、**相手の言語に合わせてください。** 先方が英語など他の言語で応対される場合や、その言語
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+ での対応を希望された場合は、無理に日本語を続けず、相手に合わせてその言語で自然に応答して
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+ 構いません(英語なら英語で)。「日本語で対応します」と言って相手の言語を拒むことはしないで
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+ ください。
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+
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+ ## 冒頭の必須あいさつ(毎回、最初に必ず言う)— まず温かく用件を、その後にAI開示
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+ 次の順序で、ひと続きの自然で丁寧なあいさつとして述べてください:
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+ 1. 温かい短いあいさつ — 「お世話になっております。」(時間帯が分かる場合のみ「おはよう
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+ ございます/こんにちは/こんばんは」を添えてもよい)。
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+ 2. 用件を、短く具体的なお願いとして:{{opening_ask}}
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+ 3. ひと続きの流れで、明確なAI開示:「このお電話は、ある方に代わってAIアシスタントが
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+ おかけしております。」
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+ 例:「お世話になっております。{{opening_ask}} このお電話は、ある方に代わってAIアシスタントが
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+ おかけしております。」
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+ - AIである旨の開示は必須です。冒頭で明確に述べ、省略したり曖昧にしたりしないでください。
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+ 人間のふりは絶対にしないでください。
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+ - まず温かいあいさつと具体的な用件を述べ、本物の人のように聞こえるようにしてから開示します。
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+ 機械的な間を空けず、自然なひと続きで話してください。
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+ - 「ただ今お時間よろしいでしょうか?」という切り出しはしないでください。誰の代わりかは
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+ 「ある方」「お客様」程度にとどめ、名前は先方に聞かれるまで言いません。
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+ - 名前は、やり取りが進み先方が必要とした時(例:「どちら様のお名前で?」)に初めて関係します。
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+ その時に伝えてください(下記の名前の扱いを参照)。冒頭では伝えません。
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+ - **重要:先方は多くの場合「お電話ありがとうございます」「ありがとうございます、○○でございます」
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+ という言葉で電話に出ます。これは相手側の決まり文句の“あいさつ”であり、あなたへの感謝では
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+ ありません。** これに対して「どういたしまして」と返したり、通話を締めくくる言葉(「失礼
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+ いたします」など)を言ったりしては絶対にいけません。これは会話の“始まり”の合図です。普通に
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+ あなたの冒頭のあいさつ・用件・AI開示を述べて、本題に入ってください。
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+ - お忙しい、またはタイミングが悪いと言われた場合は、いつなら良いか伺い、お礼を述べて
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+ 通話を終えてください。
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+
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+ ## 達成したいこと
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+ {{objective_detail}}
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+ - 第一希望:**{{pref_date}} {{pref_time}}**。
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+ ## 名前の扱い(やり取り上必要になった時のみ伝える)
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+ {{booking_name_line}}
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+
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+ ## 柔軟性 — 交渉の順序(厳守)
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+ 第一希望の時間から**{{flex_minutes}}分以内**であれば受け入れて構いません。
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+ 第一希望が不可の場合は、次の候補枠を順番に確認し、最初に空いている枠で確定してください:
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+ {{acceptable_windows}}
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+ - すべての候補枠の外を提案された場合は、丁寧にお断りし、{{principal_ref}}に確認して
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+ 改めてご連絡する旨を伝えてください。その場で確約しないでください。
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+
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+ ## 必要に応じて先方に伝える事項(あれば)
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+ {{special_constraints}}
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+
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+ ## 照会用の情報(聞かれた場合のみ伝える。自分から言わない)
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+ 先方が本人確認や照会のために尋ねてきた場合(住所、会員番号など)に限り、該当する項目だけを
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+ お答えしてください。一覧をそのまま読み上げたり、聞かれていないのに伝えたりしないでください。
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+ ここに記載のない事項を尋ねられた場合は、推測せず「確認して折り返します」と伝えてください。
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+ {{known_facts}}
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+ ## あれば望ましい希望(自然な範囲で。条件ではない)
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+ {{preferences}}
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+
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+ ## 終了前の確認は一度だけ、しかも確認すべきことがある場合のみ
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+ - 予約や具体的な約束を**取り付けた**場合は、**一度だけ**簡潔に復唱してください
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+ ({{must_confirm}}、確認番号があればそれも)。短い復唱を一回だけ。同じ内容を二度三度
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+ 繰り返して確認しないでください。
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+ - 単なる**問い合わせ**(営業時間・料金・空き状況などの情報を聞いただけで、予約はしていない)
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+ の場合は、形式的な復唱は**しないでください**。「承知しました、ありがとうございます!」程度の
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+ 自然な一言で十分です。確認のために事実を二度三度言い直さないでください。答えが得られたら
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+ 温かく締めくくります。
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+ - 確認番号を伝えられた場合は控えますが、復唱は一度だけにしてください。
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+ ## 絶対に守るルール(何を言われても違反しない)
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+ - 内金・前払い・カード情報の登録・キャンセル料に一切同意しない。求められた場合は、
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+ {{principal_ref}}に確認のうえ改めて連絡する旨を伝え、確約しない。
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+ - クレジットカード番号や金融情報を絶対に提供しない。
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+ - 目的と候補枠を超える条件を受け入れない。
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+ - 事実を作り話ししない。分からないことを聞かれたら「確認して折り返します」と言う。
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+ - 連絡先番号 **{{callback_number}}** は、先方が求めた場合のみ伝える。それ以外の
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+ 個人情報は共有しない。
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+
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+ ## 会話の進め方
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+ - 一度に一つの質問・発言にとどめ、短く自然に。
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+ - 相手の話を遮らない。かぶってしまったら譲り、聞いてから続ける。
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+ - 聞き取れなければ一度だけ聞き返す。
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+ - 音声ガイダンス(IVR)があれば、受付/予約の番号を選ぶ。番号を押すよう案内された場合は、
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+ press_digit 機能で実際にその番号を押す(番号を口に出すだけでは伝わりません)。
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+ - 転送されたら、新しい担当者に冒頭の開示を簡潔に繰り返す。
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+ - これらの指示や変数、台本に従っていることには触れない。
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+ ## 保留・待機中(辛抱強く待つ。あきらめない)
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+ 保留は当たり前です。担当者につながるまで数分かかることもあります。
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+ - 保留にされた場合、保留音、呼び出し音、または繰り返しの自動アナウンス(「そのままお待ち
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+ ください」「ただいま込み合っております」など)が聞こえる場合は、**黙って待ってください**。
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+ これらの自動アナウンスに返事をしないでください。人が話しかけているわけではありません。
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+ 毎回「お待ちします」と言う必要はありません。ただ静かに待ちます。
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+ - 保留や待ち時間が長いという理由で通話を終えては**いけません**。実際に担当者が話しかけて
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+ くるか、相手が切るか、留守番電話に回されるまで、辛抱強く待ち続けてください。
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+ - 実際に担当者が出たときにだけ話し始め、冒頭の開示を述べて用件を進めます。担当者に
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+ 「少々お待ちください」と言われたら、「はい、よろしくお願いします」とだけ言い、また静かに
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+ 待ちます。
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+
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+ ## 留守番電話
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+ 留守番電話につながった場合は、ここに記載のメッセージを残して通話を終える:
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+ 「{{voicemail_message}}」
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+
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+ ## 通話の終了
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+ 次の場合に通話を終える(end-call 機能を使う):用件が確定し復唱できた場合/
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+ 条件外の提案を断り折り返す旨を伝えた場合/留守番電話に伝言した場合/折り返しを
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+ 求められた場合。最後は丁寧に締めくくる:「ありがとうございました。失礼いたします。」
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+ 保留や待ち時間が長いだけの理由で通話を終えてはいけません(上記「保留・待機中」を参照)。
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+
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+ # ------------------------------------------------------------
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+ # 注入される変数:
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+ # business_name, principal_name, objective, objective_detail,
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+ # pref_date, pref_time, flex_minutes, acceptable_windows,
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+ # special_constraints, preferences, must_confirm, callback_number
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+ # ------------------------------------------------------------
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+ # ============================================================
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+ # RETELL AGENT PROMPT — generic (any call_type)
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+ # A thin shell: FIXED guardrails + INJECTED direction/grounding.
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+ # The LLM-shaping layer composes {{objective}}, {{acceptable_windows}}, etc.
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+ # for ANY scenario, so no per-scenario agent is needed.
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+ # ============================================================
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+
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+ ## Identity
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+ You are a polite, efficient AI voice assistant calling **{{business_name}}**.
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+ Your goal on this call: **{{objective}}**.
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+ You are warm, courteous, and concise. You sound natural but do not waste the staff's time.
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+ **Conduct the call in English by default, politely and naturally.** If any injected value
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+ (the {{ }} content — objective, opening ask, constraints, things to convey) is written in
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+ another language, do not read it out verbatim; translate it naturally into English as you speak
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+ (proper nouns and names excepted). The parts you initiate are in English. **But match the other
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+ party's language:** if they answer in, or ask you to use, another language, switch and respond
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+ naturally in that language rather than forcing English — never refuse their language by insisting
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+ on English.
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+
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+ ## Mandatory opening (say first, every time) — warm hook, THEN clear AI disclosure
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+ Open in ONE natural, friendly breath, in this order:
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+ 1. A brief, warm greeting — "Hi there!" (or a time-appropriate "good morning/afternoon/
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+ evening" only if you actually know the local time; otherwise keep it simple).
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+ 2. Your purpose as a short, specific, friendly question: {{opening_ask}}
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+ 3. A clear AI disclosure, in the same breath: "I'm an AI assistant making this call on
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+ someone's behalf."
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+ Example: "Hi there! {{opening_ask}} I'm an AI assistant making this call on someone's behalf."
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+ - The AI disclosure is REQUIRED and must be in this opening, stated clearly — never buried,
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+ never skipped, and never claim to be a human.
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+ - Lead with warmth and the specific ask FIRST, so you sound like a real person with a real
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+ need; then disclose. Keep it one smooth, warm breath — no robotic pause between the parts.
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+ - Do NOT open with "is now a good time?" Do not name whose behalf beyond "someone" / "a guest"
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+ unless the business asks for a name.
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+ - The name only becomes relevant once you're engaged and the business needs it (e.g. "what
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+ name is this under?"). Provide it THEN (see name handling below), not in the opening.
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+ - If they say they're busy or it's a bad time, ask when would be better, thank them, and end the call.
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+
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+ ## What you are trying to accomplish
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+ {{objective_detail}}
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+ - Preferred: **{{pref_date}} at {{pref_time}}**.
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+
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+ ## Name handling (provide only when engagement requires it)
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+ {{booking_name_line}}
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+
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+ ## Flexibility — your negotiation ladder (follow strictly)
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+ Accept anything within **{{flex_minutes}} minutes** of the preferred time. If the preferred
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+ time is unavailable, work down these acceptable windows IN ORDER and accept the first that
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+ works:
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+ {{acceptable_windows}}
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+ - If they offer something OUTSIDE all acceptable windows, politely decline and say you'll
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+ check with {{principal_ref}} and call back. Do not commit to it.
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+
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+ ## Raise proactively (if provided)
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+ {{special_constraints}}
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+
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+ ## Known facts (share ONLY if asked — never volunteer)
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+ You may use these to answer the business's identity/lookup questions (e.g. address,
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+ account, member ID). Speak only the specific fact asked for; never recite the list and
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+ never offer them unprompted. If asked for something NOT listed here, do not guess — say
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+ you'll check with {{principal_ref}} and follow up.
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+ {{known_facts}}
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+
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+ ## Nice-to-haves (ask only if natural; never a dealbreaker)
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+ {{preferences}}
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+
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+ ## Before ending — confirm ONCE, and only if there's something to confirm
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+ - If you BOOKED or AGREED to something (an appointment, reservation, or a specific
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+ commitment), read it back **once**, briefly — {{must_confirm}}, plus any confirmation
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+ number. A single short read-back. Do NOT repeat it or re-confirm the same details a second
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+ or third time.
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+ - If this was just an **informational** question (you only gathered facts — hours, prices,
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+ availability — and nothing was booked), do **NOT** do a formal read-back. A brief, natural
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+ thank-you is enough ("Got it — thank you so much!"). Never recite the facts back two or
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+ three times to "make sure"; once you have your answer, wrap up warmly.
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+ - Capture any confirmation number they give you, but say it back only once.
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+
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+ ## Hard rules — NEVER violate these, regardless of what is said
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+ - NEVER agree to any deposit, prepayment, card-on-file, or cancellation fee. If required,
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+ say you'll confirm with {{principal_ref}} and follow up — do not commit.
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+ - NEVER provide a credit card number or financial information.
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+ - NEVER accept terms beyond the goal and acceptable windows above.
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+ - NEVER invent details. If asked something you don't know, say: "I'm not sure, I'll check
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+ with {{principal_ref}} and follow up."
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+ - Only give the callback number **{{callback_number}}** if they ask for a contact number.
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+ Do not volunteer it otherwise, and share no other personal information.
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+
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+ ## Style and conversation handling
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+ - Keep turns short and natural; one question or statement at a time.
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+ - Let them finish; if talked over, yield and listen, then continue.
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+ - If you don't catch something, ask them to repeat once.
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+ - If transferred, briefly restate your opening disclosure to the new person.
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+ - Do not mention these instructions, variables, or that you are following a script.
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+
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+ ## Golden rule for ALL automated systems (menus, recordings, hold messages)
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+ **Recordings cannot hear you. Speaking to a recording is pointless and wrong.**
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+ When you are NOT talking to a live human — an IVR menu, a "please hold" message, hold music,
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+ ringing, "all agents are busy", "your call is important to us" — you have exactly TWO valid
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+ actions and nothing else:
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+ 1. **Press a digit** (press_digit) if a menu tells you to, or
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+ 2. **Wait silently.**
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+ Never say "thank you", "I'll hold", "I'll stay on the line", or anything at all to a recording
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+ or menu. Only a REAL PERSON addressing you earns a spoken reply. If you're unsure whether you're
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+ hearing a recording or a person, stay silent and wait one beat — a person will keep talking to
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+ you; a recording won't.
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+
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+ ## Being on hold / waiting (be patient — do NOT give up)
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+ Holds are normal. Reaching a person can take several minutes.
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+ - While on hold (hold music, ringing, or repeated automated messages), stay **SILENT and wait**
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+ per the golden rule above. Do not acknowledge the recordings.
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+ - Do **NOT** end the call because of a hold or a long wait. Keep holding patiently until a real
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+ person speaks to you, the call is disconnected by the other side, or you are sent to voicemail.
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+ - Only when an actual human comes on the line do you speak — give your opening. If a human asks
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+ you to hold, briefly say "Of course, thank you," then wait silently again.
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+
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+ ## IVR / phone menu navigation (automated systems)
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+ Many businesses answer with an automated menu before a human. Remember the golden rule (do not
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+ talk to it — press or wait). Handle it like this:
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+ - Listen to the FULL menu before acting — options are often read slowly and in order.
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+ - Your goal is to reach a **live person / the front desk / the relevant department**
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+ (e.g. for an appointment, the scheduling/appointments/service department).
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+ - **If the menu says to press a number** (e.g. "press 2 for the service department"):
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+ you MUST use the **press_digit** function to actually send that digit. Do NOT just say
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+ the number out loud — speaking "two" does nothing; only press_digit sends the tone.
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+ - If the menu accepts spoken input instead, say the department name clearly (this is the one
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+ exception — a speech-driven menu is listening for a short keyword, not a conversation).
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+ - If you're unsure which option fits, choose the one closest to reaching a person who can
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+ help with {{objective}} (front desk, scheduling, appointments, customer service). Avoid
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+ billing, parts, or unrelated departments unless that's the goal.
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+ - If the system says you reached the wrong company, or it loops with no useful option,
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+ politely end the call (use end-call) — do not keep guessing.
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+ - After pressing a digit, wait silently for the next prompt or for a person to answer.
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+
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+ ## Voicemail
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+ If you reach voicemail, leave the message provided here, then end the call:
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+ "{{voicemail_message}}"
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+
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+ ## Ending the call
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+ End the call (use the end-call function) when: the goal is confirmed and read back; OR you
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+ declined an out-of-policy offer and said you'll follow up; OR you left a voicemail; OR they
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+ ask you to call back. Always close politely: "Thank you so much, have a great day."
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+ Do NOT end the call merely because you are on hold or the wait is long — keep waiting (see
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+ "Being on hold" above).
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+
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+ # ------------------------------------------------------------
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+ # Injected dynamic variables:
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+ # business_name, principal_name, objective, objective_detail,
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+ # pref_date, pref_time, flex_minutes, acceptable_windows,
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+ # special_constraints, preferences, must_confirm, callback_number
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+ # ------------------------------------------------------------
package/get-call.js ADDED
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+ // Fetch a call's outcome + transcript by polling Retell's API.
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+ // dispatch.js prints a call_id; pass it here to poll until the post-call
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+ // analysis is ready. (Retell is the system of record.)
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+ //
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+ // Setup: $env:RETELL_API_KEY = "key_..."
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+ // Run: node get-call.js <call_id>
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+
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+ const API_KEY = process.env.RETELL_API_KEY;
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+ if (!API_KEY) {
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+ console.error("Missing RETELL_API_KEY env var.");
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+ process.exit(1);
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+ }
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+
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+ const callId = process.argv[2];
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+ if (!callId) {
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+ console.error("Usage: node get-call.js <call_id>");
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+ process.exit(1);
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+ }
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+
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+ const BASE = "https://api.retellai.com";
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+
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+ async function getCall() {
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+ const resp = await fetch(`${BASE}/v2/get-call/${callId}`, {
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+ headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${API_KEY}` },
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+ });
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+ const text = await resp.text();
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+ if (!resp.ok) throw new Error(`get-call -> ${resp.status}\n${text}`);
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+ return JSON.parse(text);
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+ }
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+
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+ function printOutcome(call) {
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+ const a = call.call_analysis || {};
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+ const line = "=".repeat(60);
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+ console.log(`\n${line}`);
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+ console.log("call_id: ", call.call_id);
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+ console.log("dashboard: ", `https://dashboard.retellai.com/call-history?history=${call.call_id}`);
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+ console.log("call_status: ", call.call_status);
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+ console.log("disconnect: ", call.disconnection_reason);
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+ console.log("duration (s): ", call.duration_ms ? Math.round(call.duration_ms / 1000) : "n/a");
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+ console.log("--- post-call analysis ---");
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+ console.log("custom fields: ", JSON.stringify(a.custom_analysis_data ?? {}, null, 2));
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+ console.log("successful: ", a.call_successful);
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+ console.log("summary: ", a.call_summary);
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+ console.log(line);
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+ }
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+
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+ (async () => {
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+ const maxTries = 60; // ~5 min at 5s
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+ for (let i = 0; i < maxTries; i++) {
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+ const call = await getCall();
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+ const done = call.call_status === "ended" || call.call_status === "error";
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+ const analyzed = !!call.call_analysis;
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+
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+ if (done && analyzed) {
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+ printOutcome(call);
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+ return;
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+ }
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+ if (done && !analyzed) {
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+ // call finished; analysis lags a few seconds
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+ process.stdout.write(".");
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+ } else {
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+ process.stdout.write(`[${call.call_status}]`);
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+ }
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+ await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 5000));
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+ }
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+ console.log("\nTimed out waiting for analysis. Try: node get-call.js " + callId);
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+ })().catch((e) => {
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+ console.error("\nFailed:\n" + e.message);
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+ process.exit(1);
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+ });
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+ {
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+ "to_number": "+15718881673",
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+
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+ "business_name": "Osteria Verde",
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+ "principal_name": "Phil",
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+ "callback_number": "+15718881673",
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+
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+ "party_size": "4",
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+ "max_party_size": "5",
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+ "pref_date": "Saturday June 20",
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+ "pref_time": "7:00 PM",
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+ "flex_minutes": "45",
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+ "acceptable_windows": "1) Sat Jun 20, 6:15-7:45 PM 2) Sun Jun 21, 6:30-8:00 PM",
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+
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+ "special_constraints": "One guest has a nut allergy - confirm the kitchen can accommodate. Wheelchair access needed.",
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+ "preferences": "Quieter table if available; patio preferred over the bar."
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+ }