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fix(agent): consent questions aren't the phone/email field (#414); two controls under one label (#416); 1.66.6 - #415
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…field (#414); 1.66.6 The drafter's deterministic phone and email rules matched any label that mentions a phone or an email. Prenuvo's "By selecting YES, I consent to receive recruiting SMS messages … at the phone number provided" was answered with the phone number, left unmapped by the dry run, and put back over a hand-set "Yes" on every rebuild. A label that asks for consent, opt-in or agreement, or names SMS, text messages, WhatsApp or subscribing, now goes to the model instead. Plain "Phone" and "Mobile phone number" still take the number. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SXYffreKMhXLNgc2wdhsiw
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WalkthroughThe drafter now skips consent-related phone and email questions when matching labels to saved contact details. Tests cover consent wording and plain phone labels. Version references change from 1.66.5 to 1.66.6. ChangesContact answer matching and release update
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some consent prompts can still be auto-filled with an applicant’s contact detail instead of a consent answer. Complete the explicitly requested wording variants before release. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Consent choices can now be generated automatically and submitted without separate confirmation of that choice. Account permissions and dry-run settings limit exposure, but do not establish permission for a messaging opt-in. Retained concerns
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- Line 61: Update the GeneratedRegex pattern used by AnswerDrafter to recognize
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| // A question that asks permission to use the number or address ("By selecting YES, I | ||
| // consent to receive recruiting SMS messages … at the phone number provided") is a | ||
| // yes/no, not the contact field it names. Prenuvo's got the phone number typed in (#414). | ||
| [GeneratedRegex(@"\bconsent|\bopt[- ]?in\b|\bagree\b|\bsubscribe|\bsms\b|text messages|whatsapp", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)] |
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Match the required consent variants.
The PR objective includes agreement and subscribing, but this pattern misses both. \bagree\b does not match agreement, and \bsubscribe does not match subscribing because the latter drops the e. For example, “Do you give your agreement to use this email address?” leaves consent false, so Deterministic returns ctx.Email. Add these variants and regression cases.
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-[GeneratedRegex(@"\bconsent|\bopt[- ]?in\b|\bagree\b|\bsubscribe|\bsms\b|text messages|whatsapp", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)]
+[GeneratedRegex(@"\bconsent|\bopt[- ]?in\b|\bagree(?:ment)?\b|\bsubscribe|\bsubscribing\b|\bsms\b|text messages|whatsapp", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)]The PR objective explicitly names agreement and subscribing as consent terms.
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Review comment at @api/ApplyTrack.Api/Agent/AnswerDrafter.cs at line 61:
Update the GeneratedRegex pattern used by AnswerDrafter to recognize “agreement”
and “subscribing” as consent terms, while preserving its existing matches; add
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…416) OneStream's form has two "Country*" pickers, the phone number's and the address block's. The driver tries the exact label first and prefers the match that is still empty, but a react-select keeps its input empty after a choice, so both read empty and the phone's picker took the address answer every run. When a locator matches several controls, the one whose id or name is the question's own id now wins. A fixture with two "Country*" react-selects posts both values; it fails without the change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SXYffreKMhXLNgc2wdhsiw
Closes #414
Closes #416
#414. The drafter's deterministic phone and email rules matched any label that mentions a phone or an email. Prenuvo's "By selecting YES, I consent to receive recruiting SMS messages … at the phone number provided" was answered with the phone number, and every rebuild put it back over a hand-set "Yes". A label that asks for consent, opt-in or agreement, or names SMS, text messages, WhatsApp or subscribing, now goes to the model. Plain "Phone" and "Mobile phone number" still take the number.
#416. OneStream's form has two "Country*" pickers, the phone's and the address block's. A react-select reads empty after a choice, so "prefer the empty match" took the phone's picker every time and the address Country stayed blank. When a locator matches several controls, the one whose id or name is the question's own id now wins. The new fixture test fails without the change.
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