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…ort 9c5263a) At first speech after silence a participant's WebRTC audio track takes 3-5s to spin up before the network path can attribute them, while Meet's UI indicator fires almost immediately — that gap produced leading "Unknown" runs. Start the UI observer as an early-window bridge alongside the (primary) network path; the SpeakerManager arbiter feeds its events only until the network path reports its first speaker, then mutes. If the watchdog later retires the network path, the same observer becomes primary (networkRetired=true unmutes it). Adapted to v1's instance-flag fallback (no GLOBAL diarization flags) and v1's SpeakersObserver. fbcd0b5 (drop straggler after fallback) already covered by v1's meetNetworkFallbackTriggered guard in the network handler. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rd stop (port 02980a5) A stop-bot API call while the bot is still joining / in the waiting room is not an error — suppress the meeting_error status so the dashboard doesn't show 'Meeting Error' for a customer-requested stop. The terminal recording_failed emitted later carries the real reason. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Graft the Google Meet dcrpc datachannel speaker-detection path from v2 (origin/v2-improvements commits ffea913, a5b87df, 1b27b94, ec3f063, 36d48bf) onto the v1 on-prem fork's already-wired network interception. - dcrpc-decoder.ts (+test): self-contained protobuf/gzip decoder for Meet's dcrpc frames, stringified into the page as window.__decodeDcrpcFrame and shared with the Node unit test. - browser-bundle.ts: dcrpc frame handler + broadcastDcrpcSpeakers (emits the existing source:"audio" NetworkUser[] shape with dcrpc:true), createDataChannel wrapping via a shared attachDcHandler, non-gzip/zlib skip guard, sourceStamp mirror + frame-independent CSRC sampling interval. - index.ts / types.ts: expose the decoder, add dcrpc marker + sourceStamp types. - speaker-manager.ts / in-call-state.ts: thread a source label through handleSpeakerUpdate/handleNetworkSpeakerUpdate and log [SPEAKER-SRC]. Adapted to v1: dcrpc updates ride the existing exposeFunction Meet delivery path and the source:"audio" marker, so they feed the v1 audio-path watchdog (meetAudioEventCount) that already holds the network path on NetEq. The v2 recording-state.ts hold-guard + singleton dcrpc timestamps were skipped: they depend on v2's timer-based diarization-health monitor / GLOBAL fallback flag, which v1 does not have (v1 uses the instance meetNetworkFallbackTriggered flag and the watchdog instead). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… pipeline Graft the v2 Teams live-caption active-speaker fallback (v2 commits 2f14044 3674649 ec4a6b9 7e3326e 6d4e7f6 3b24a71 575b3f3 1ac54b1 10abc20 5b55380 55c1e96) onto this on-prem v1 fork. When a session is server-mixed audio and emits no dsh/CSRC, the interceptor raises Teams live captions and derives a speaker timeline from caption recognitionResults, attributed by audio-time interval overlap and hidden from the recording. Adapted to v1's structure: - Caption results are delivered through v1's existing queue-drain path (window.__teamsSpeakerQueue), NOT exposeFunction — bindings are invisible in the interceptor context under CloakBrowser. broadcastSpeakerUpdate gains a "caption" source + captionExpiry and stamps the queue payload with the utterance's audio-clock time. - Uses v1's netDiag counter object (v2's `diag`) and hoists identityKey (with the AAD-GUID fallback) to module scope, shared by roster dedupe + caption match. - The audio-path-dead watchdog is kept: a live caption stream now refreshes lastAudioPathSignalAt, so the watchdog trips to the UI observer only when even captions go dead — preserving the dsh -> caption -> UI rung order (v1's analog of v2's recording-state stale-threshold bump, 6d4e7f6). - htmlCleaner: caption-overlay selectors grafted into the shared TEAMS_CLEANUP_CSS and a pre-navigation setupTeamsCleanupStyles installer added; teams.ts installs it before page.goto (55c1e96). - speakersObserver: DOM caption fallback + resolveTileName (data-tid names) so the UI rung also works on the current v2 client (ec4a6b9 + 5b55380 DOM half). Skipped (not applicable to v1): - e425f93 (repair Unknown by user id) and 2863996 (clamp): depend on diarization-tracker.ts, which v1 lacks; v1's SpeakerManager already provides non-downgrading per-device name memory + roster grace. Per instructions, no diarization-tracker introduced. - ddcca6f (chatObserver): v1 has no chat observer. - recording-state.ts stale-threshold bump: v1 has no diarization-health stale-event detector; the browser-side watchdog carries the equivalent. tsc --noEmit: only the 2 pre-existing proxy-chain errors remain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-prem v1 Port the segment tracker and evidence-based health monitor from origin/v2-improvements into the diverged v1 on-prem fork, and make the monitor the primary network->UI fallback arbiter. New (verbatim from v2, node: import specifiers adapted to v1's moduleResolution "node"): - src/diarization-tracker.ts: writes temp/diarization.jsonl, backfills Unknown segments at end() by device. - src/utils/diarization-monitor.ts: checkDiarizationHealth, logHealthStatus, networkMinDwellMs (teams 90s / zoom 45s / meet 0). - diarization-tracker.test.ts + diarization-monitor.test.ts (13 tests). Wiring: - types.ts: export UNKNOWN_SPEAKER, add optional SpeakerData.deviceId. - speaker-manager.ts: init tracker in start(); feed updateSpeaker() for the active speaker in handleSingle/MultipleSpeakers (guarded, never early-returning so the transcript path is untouched); static finalize() calls tracker.end() with a device-keyed Unknown-backfill resolver over the existing deviceNames map (+ deviceUserIds for user_id). - recording-state.ts: throttled (5s) checkDiarizationHealthThrottled in the main loop; retires the network path via the InCallState fallback controller once stale past the per-platform dwell; finalize() at meeting end before cleanup/upload. - in-call-state.ts: implements NetworkFallbackController, registered on the shared context, so the monitor drives the SAME instance flags (teams/meetNetworkFallbackTriggered) the watchdogs use. - teams browser-bundle: raise in-page AUDIO_PATH_DEAD_AFTER_MS 45s->120s so the node monitor (90s Teams dwell) decides first and the in-page watchdog is only a long backstop; both set the same idempotent flag. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The network path assigned id = roster index + 1, which changes when participants join/leave/reorder — so a speaker's user_id was not stable and the Unknown-backfill could only stamp a last-seen index. Port v2's speaker-id (djb2 hash of name/profile-picture -> sequential id): the same participant now keeps the same user_id across rejoins, and the tracker's finalize-time backfill stamps that stable id onto repaired segments. Completes the diarization tracker port (was flagged best-effort). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds persistent diarization tracking, Meet dcrpc and CSRC speaker detection, Teams caption fallback, stable speaker identity repair, health monitoring, and network-to-UI observation fallback. ChangesDiarization and speaker flow
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes live speaker detection, fallback selection, diarization persistence, and resume behavior. Unresolved issues can terminate a recording, retain stale runtime objects, misattribute speakers, leave diarization segments open or empty, or retire a working Teams path too early, so the current head is not safe to merge without addressing the high-impact correctness and availability risks. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MeetingNetwork
participant SpeakerManager
participant DiarizationTracker
participant RecordingState
participant InCallState
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MeetingNetwork->>SpeakerManager: source-aware speaker update
SpeakerManager->>DiarizationTracker: updateSpeaker()
RecordingState->>DiarizationTracker: check health
RecordingState->>InCallState: request fallback
InCallState->>UiObserver: start observation
UiObserver->>SpeakerManager: UI speaker update
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58-70: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAfter resume on Meet, the UI observer bypasses the bridge arbiter and double-reports speakers.
InCallState.startUIBasedObservationroutes Meet throughSpeakerManager.handleUiBridgeUpdate, because on Meet the UI observer runs as an early-window bridge alongside a live network path. The arbiter mutes the UI source once the network path reports its first speaker.This resume path calls
handleSpeakerUpdatedirectly for every provider. On Meet the observer already exists (the bridge created it), so a pause/resume cycle replaces the arbitrated callback with the direct one. From then on the network path and the UI observer both commit updates intohandleSpeakerUpdate, and each commit callsDiarizationTracker.updateSpeaker. That fragments and duplicates segments indiarization.jsonl.Use the same arbitration as
InCallState.context.networkFallbackexposes the retirement state.🔧 Proposed fix
const onSpeakersChange = async (speakers: any[]) => { try { - await SpeakerManager.getInstance().handleSpeakerUpdate( - speakers, - 'ui-observer', - ) + // Meet runs this observer as a bridge alongside a live + // network path, so it must stay behind the arbiter. + if (GLOBAL.get().meetingProvider === 'Meet') { + await SpeakerManager.getInstance().handleUiBridgeUpdate( + speakers, + this.context.networkFallback?.isFallbackTriggered() ?? + false, + ) + } else { + await SpeakerManager.getInstance().handleSpeakerUpdate( + speakers, + 'ui-observer', + ) + } } catch (error) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/diarization-tracker.ts`:
- Around line 217-228: Update the final-segment handling in end() to apply the
same end_time <= start_time guard used by updateSpeaker before pushing to
allSegments. Preserve clearing currentSegment while preventing zero- or
negative-duration segments from being written.
- Around line 59-63: Update the constructor of the diarization tracker to attach
a persistent error listener immediately after createWriteStream creates
fileStream, handling stream errors without relying on closeStream()’s
finalize-time listener.
- Around line 251-256: Update the final rewrite in the surrounding
DiarizationTracker method to write the rebuilt body to a sibling temporary file,
then atomically rename that temp file over this.filePath on the same filesystem.
Ensure the temporary file uses a unique name and is cleaned up on failure, while
preserving the existing error handling.
- Around line 320-357: The diarization health logic must distinguish an open
segment from ongoing speech: update the activity timestamp whenever the current
segment receives valid speaker activity, including repeated same-speaker
callbacks, while preserving handleNoSpeakers() behavior so inactive open
segments can become stale. Use that timestamp in the status decision instead of
treating hasActive alone as fresh, and add tests covering both continued
same-speaker activity and an abandoned open segment falling back to stale.
In `@src/meeting/meet/network-interception/browser-bundle.ts`:
- Around line 126-136: Update updateContributingSources and the
csrcSampleInterval sampler to prune retired receivers from both receiverMap and
sourceStamp, removing entries that are no longer active before or during
iteration so RTCRtpReceiver objects are released and per-tick work remains
bounded.
- Around line 904-941: Update the csrcSampleInterval callback to distinguish no
fresh receivers from fresh receivers whose source lists are all empty. Preserve
the early return only when no receiver is fresh; when fresh receivers exist but
freshSources is empty, clear lastBroadcastedSpeakerId and speakingState and
broadcast the null audio update, matching the existing silence-clearing
behavior.
- Around line 398-443: Update buildUserStateList to accept an
isSpeakingFor(deviceId) predicate, then refactor broadcastDcrpcSpeakers to use
it for constructing speaker rows while retaining the existing active-user
filtering and unknown-speaker handling. Keep the dcrpc callback metadata,
including source and timestamp, unchanged.
In `@src/meeting/meet/network-interception/dcrpc-decoder.test.ts`:
- Around line 59-113: Add a regression test in the decodeDcrpcFrame describe
block that supplies a mocked inflate returning undefined for a valid gzip state
frame, verifies inflate is called, and expects an empty participant array,
covering the existing falsy-result guard without changing production behavior.
In `@src/meeting/teams/network-interception/browser-bundle.ts`:
- Around line 586-629: Update handleCaptionResult so a missing or zero duration
produces an interval spanning at least the configured caption speaking window
before calling upsertCaptionInterval. Preserve supplied positive durations, and
ensure captionIdentityAt can match the first partial at audioStartMs.
- Around line 690-738: Fix retry accounting in enableClosedCaptions and
enableClosedCaptionsViaDom in
src/meeting/teams/network-interception/browser-bundle.ts:690-738 by incrementing
captionAttempts and updating lastCaptionAttemptAt before activation, including
passes that only open the More or Language and speech menu. In
src/meeting/teams/speakersObserver.ts:192-250, add equivalent attempt counting
and retry timing before each click, and set captionsRequested only once the
caption renderer is present rather than immediately after clicking.
In `@src/meeting/teams/speakersObserver.ts`:
- Around line 148-176: Update refreshCaptionSpeaking to match author names only
when the match ends at a valid boundary, preventing names embedded in longer
names or spoken text from being attributed. When multiple names match at the
same position, prefer the longest name rather than relying on knownNames order;
preserve selecting the newest valid author and updating captionSpeakingUntil.
In `@src/speaker-manager.ts`:
- Around line 491-499: Update the multiple-speaker branch in the surrounding
speaker-handling method to guard updateSpeaker with the same speaker-change or
resumed-speech condition used by handleSingleSpeaker. Only call
this.diarizationTracker?.updateSpeaker for a genuinely changed or resumed
activeSpeaker, while preserving the existing meetingStartTime check and
transcript upload flow.
- Around line 185-200: Update SpeakerManager.finalize to pass a UserIdResolver
for the fourth DiarizationTracker.end argument, and add resolveUserIdForBackfill
using deviceUserIds and deviceNames. Resolve only user IDs associated with
exactly one device and a non-UNKNOWN_SPEAKER name; return undefined for
ambiguous or unresolved IDs so repairUnknownByUserId cannot misattribute
segments.
In `@src/state-machine/states/recording-state.ts`:
- Around line 654-664: Alias the imported checkDiarizationHealth function and
update the call inside the RecordingState.checkDiarizationHealth method to use
that alias, eliminating the name collision while preserving the existing
health-check behavior.
- Around line 702-714: Update the dwell condition in the recording state's
network-path health handling to honor the platform's minimum dwell floor even
when neverProduced is true, especially for Teams; allow the caption rung to
clear the path when appropriate. Keep the existing stale-source behavior for
platforms without a declared dwell floor, and align the rationale comments in
networkMinDwellMs and the recording state with this behavior.
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In `@src/state-machine/states/resuming-state.ts`:
- Around line 58-70: Update the onSpeakersChange callback in the resume-state
observer setup to route Meet/UI-bridge updates through
SpeakerManager.handleUiBridgeUpdate, using context.networkFallback to preserve
the bridge arbiter’s retirement state; retain direct handleSpeakerUpdate
behavior for other providers and keep the existing error handling.
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Address all 9 Major CodeRabbit findings (no Criticals). v1-port fixes using instance-flag fallback wiring (no GLOBAL diarization flags), preserving queue-drain delivery, __audioTrackLayer, dcrpc path, caption fallback ordering, per-device roster grace and bot-never-speaks. - diarization-tracker: attach a persistent stream error listener in the constructor so a mid-meeting WriteStream error is logged, not thrown as an uncaught exception that kills the bot. - diarization-tracker: age the open segment by a last-activity clock (noteActivity), fed by SpeakerManager on continued same-speaker speech, so a long single-speaker utterance is not misreported "stale" while an abandoned open segment still goes stale after the path stops. - meet browser-bundle: prune retired receivers from receiverMap/sourceStamp/ receiverToTrackMap in the csrc sampler (bounded memory + per-tick work), and distinguish "no fresh receiver" (hold) from "fresh receivers all silent" (clear the speaker) so genuine silence is emitted. - teams browser-bundle: count the caption-activation attempt before the action in both enableClosedCaptions and enableClosedCaptionsViaDom so a throw or an absent control still binds the retry cap. - teams speakersObserver: anchor caption name matching (boundary after match, longest-name-wins on ties) so speech is not attributed to the wrong participant; bound the DOM caption activation with an attempt cap + retry interval and latch captionsRequested only when the renderer is mounted. - speaker-manager: wire resolveUserId into DiarizationTracker.end via resolveUserIdForBackfill (deviceUserIds + deviceNames, refusing ambiguous ids) so the stable-user-id repair pass can run; guard the multiple-speaker branch's updateSpeaker with the same speaker-change check handleSingleSpeaker uses so overlap does not fragment the timeline. - recording-state: apply the per-platform network dwell floor even when neverProduced, so the Teams 90s dwell protects the trickling-dsh case it was written for (Meet has no dwell, so it still falls back fast); align the rationale comments and alias the imported checkDiarizationHealth. Also folds in trivially-safe adjacent items: final-segment zero-length guard and atomic temp+rename rewrite in the tracker, plus dcrpc inflate-undefined/-throws regression tests. Adds health activity-clock tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tribution (port PR #301) Meet feature-detects RTCRtpReceiver.prototype.createEncodedStreams: when present it uses an encoded/AudioWorklet path with no per-receiver tracks (tracks=0, diarization collapses to the UI observer — confirmed live, ~1/5 bots got network audio). Deleting createEncodedStreams before Meet's page JS forces the native WebRTC path where each recvonly track exposes getContributingSources()/CSRC — what our __audioTrackLayer + dcrpc + CSRC sampler need. Default ON for on-prem (off-switch: MEET_FORCE_NATIVE_AUDIO_PIPELINE=false). Includes the CodeRabbit minor fix (report hidden only when the prop is actually gone). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…roster race With MEET_FORCE_NATIVE_AUDIO_PIPELINE the native WebRTC path produces source=audio, but the first events are (none)/Unknown during the initial roster race; the 0 dwell let the neverProduced fast-fallback retire the working path at ~4s before names resolved (live: 2/5 bots). A 15s Meet dwell lets the roster resolve and the first named segment open first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The neverProduced fast-fallback retired the force-native Meet network path on a wall-clock timer regardless of whether any audio had arrived. A bot joining a silent/empty stage retired at ~20s, then — because force-native CSRC only surfaces with live audio and cannot re-arm after fallback — got zero speakers when audio finally started minutes later (UI observer is blind under CloakBrowser). Hold the path armed while neverProduced AND no real audio has ever been detected (GLOBAL.getSoundDetectedInMeeting, latched by sound only, not attendee presence), resetting the stale counter so the fast-fallback window starts fresh once speech begins. A genuinely blind path (sound present, no segment) is unaffected and still retires on schedule.
The neverProduced health-monitor retire was sound-gated, but a second, independent retire path — the MeetNetworkInterceptor 45s audio-dead watchdog in InCallState — still fired during a silent open: with no audio-source event in the first 45s (because the room was silent, not because the path was blind), it retired the native path and switched to the UI observer, which is blind under CloakBrowser and cannot re-arm the force-native CSRC path when speech finally starts. Observed live: 4/5 bots retired at ~45s during a long silence, then got zero speakers when audio resumed; the one bot that caught an early CSRC blip inside 45s stayed armed and recovered to 284 named events. Gate the watchdog on GLOBAL.getSoundDetectedInMeeting() and reset its clock while no real sound has been detected, so the 45s blind window only measures audio-present time and a genuinely blind path (sound present, no event) still retires on schedule.
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The 15s Meet dwell (and the Teams/Zoom floors) measured elapsed time from enteredAt (recording start). On a silent open the dwell was already exhausted before anyone spoke, so once speech finally began the health monitor could retire the network path ~10s in (two neverProduced stale cycles) instead of giving the roster race its full grace window. Record the first real sound timestamp and anchor the dwell there, falling back to enteredAt only when no sound has been observed yet. Now the dwell measures audio-present time, so the roster-race protection holds for its intended duration regardless of how long the meeting was silent before the first utterance. Found by adversarial review of the silent-open fixes.
Port v2 b86155d + f52b6f5. Incoming ws injection messages are raw Int16 PCM with no whole-sample guarantee: an odd-length message made 'new Int16Array(buffer)' throw (chunk dropped) or byte-shifted every later sample into garbled playback. Carry the remainder byte across messages, decode via readInt16LE, and clear the remainder on pause, stop and new stream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Port v2 c5b7cbe, grafted into v1's audio-track-layer.ts (v1's analog of v2's shared/audio-capture __audioTrackLayer provider). In sessions where Meet decodes inbound audio through the neteq-processor AudioWorklet instead of native WebRTC tracks, hand the worklet destination's MediaStreamTrack to the same track layer, so per-participant frame liveness and health checks keep working even if the force-native pipeline does not take. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…amId map Post force-native, dcrpc is the primary Meet active-speaker signal, but it reports the speaker by a numeric id (its device-path is absent). That numeric is a deviceOutput streamId; the collections deviceOutput record maps it to a real device-path -> roster name. Two gaps made those speakers land as "Unknown" (~30% of network-detected Meet speakers in prod, issue #305): 1. The schema-based deviceOutput decode misses some records, so the streamId -> device-path pair never reaches ssrcToDeviceMap. Harvest every pair from the raw collections frame instead (schema-independent walk). 2. broadcastDcrpcSpeakers emitted the numeric directly as Unknown. Resolve it through getUserByStreamId (the harvested map) to the real name first. Validated in preprod (force-native Meet, live speakers): dcrpc numeric speakers resolve to their names, diarization Unknown segments drop to 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 0056e2a)
…ate speaker entries Address CodeRabbit: resolving the numeric AFTER building the roster user list emitted the resolved participant twice — once isSpeaking:false (roster map keyed on device-path, speakingSet held the numeric) and once isSpeaking:true. Resolve each speaking id to its device-path up front so the roster user is marked speaking directly; only append entries with no roster user (resolved-but-filtered under their real name, or genuinely-unmapped numerics as Unknown). (cherry picked from commit 3078cf4)
Port v2 9f7a196. Log-only evidence tracker ([SPEAKER-SHADOW], HMAC tokens, no PII) measuring whether unresolved dcrpc speech could safely wait for CSRC/roster/UI identity. Hooks in handleUiBridgeUpdate, handleNetworkSpeakerUpdate and finalize(); never changes attribution. v2's speaker-manager.test.ts additions were not taken (file absent on v1); the module's own test suite is ported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Port v2 c4d35d4 + aeeb3e0. Replaces the dsh/caption source-switching in broadcastSpeakerUpdate with a pure, testable resolveSpeakingSet ranking rung (csrc > caption-interval > dsh-fresh > caption-window > dsh-stale > silence), passed into the stringified bundle as an argument. Caption results now broadcast on every result (the resolver arbitrates), a caption interval covering the instant can outrank a live dsh, the caption stamp is floored at the last broadcast on hybrid sessions, and the expiry update lets a live dsh reclaim the floor instead of forcing silence (aeeb3e0). Adapted to v1: netDiag alias (v2 diag), caption results still refresh lastAudioPathSignalAt for the v1 audio-path watchdog, and v1-only fixes (mapping-change rebroadcast, attempt-counting before activation) kept. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s misses them Some fully-rostered Meet participants still land as "Unknown": dcrpc reports their active-speaker signal by a numeric RTP SSRC, but the `collections` deviceOutputs channel never emits a record linking that SSRC to the participant's device-path. #307's harvest only covers SSRCs that DO appear in deviceOutputs, so these speakers stay unresolved and show zero named segments (their speech is delivered as Unknown). Google Meet stamps every rendered media tile with `data-ssrc="<rtp-ssrc>"` nested inside that participant's `[data-participant-id="spaces/.../devices/N"]` container — the same SSRC dcrpc uses, bound to the real device-path. Mirror that DOM binding into ssrcToDeviceMap (harvestSsrcFromDom), refreshed at the top of broadcastDcrpcSpeakers and throttled to 500ms so it tracks Meet's tile/SSRC churn (rejoins reuse device slots) rather than a stale join-time value. Adds a `[SSRC-DOM]` log emitted only when the DOM resolves an SSRC that was absent from deviceOutputs — i.e. the cases where this path was load-bearing — so prod review can quantify how often it was necessary. Verified in prod: bot 575fde85 "Unknown" (ssrc 1052188185) maps in the DOM to devices/75 = a rostered participant with zero named segments; d7aa2592 shows the same shape (rostered participant, no named segments, one unresolved SSRC). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 2e51b62)
… from log - Correctness: handleDcrpcFrame early-returns on an unchanged speaking set, so a tile that renders after the first speaking frame was never picked up and the speaker stayed "Unknown". Move harvestSsrcFromDom before that early return and have it return whether it added a mapping; force one broadcast when a new mapping appears even if the speaking set is identical. - Privacy: the [SSRC-DOM] log no longer emits the device-path or participant name (PiiRedactor does not cover device-paths, so page logging could persist them). It now logs only the SSRC and a rostered=true/false flag — enough to quantify where the DOM harvest was load-bearing without leaking PII. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 4e0ab92)
…odeRabbit) - Data integrity: DOM harvest now never overwrites an SSRC already mapped by the collections deviceOutputs channel. deviceOutputs is authoritative; the DOM only fills SSRCs it never provided, so a stale/reused tile can't reassign an SSRC to the wrong participant. - Correctness: the dcrpc dedup key now folds each speaker's resolved device id, not just the raw speaking ids. A speaker resolved late (DOM harvest, or updateUsers adding the name to the roster after the first broadcast) changes the key and re-broadcasts, instead of being deduped away and stranded as "Unknown". Replaces the earlier boolean-force approach. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit ef73c21)
…CodeRabbit) The previous precedence check only consulted deviceOutputMap, but #307's harvestDeviceMappings also writes authoritative collections mappings straight into ssrcToDeviceMap without touching deviceOutputMap. A stale/reused tile could therefore still overwrite a harvestDeviceMappings-sourced SSRC. Track provenance explicitly: a new userManager.authoritativeSsrc set is populated by both authoritative collections writers (updateDeviceOutputs and harvestDeviceMappings), holding string + numeric variants. The DOM fallback skips any SSRC in that set regardless of which collection it came from, and only fills SSRCs no collections source ever provided. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit f0c5a2d)
…pings (CodeRabbit) The authoritativeSsrc.add() calls sat inside the mapping-replacement condition, so when the DOM fallback set the same sid->device mapping before the collections frame arrived, the equality check short-circuited and the SSRC was never marked authoritative — leaving a later reused tile free to overwrite it. Always record both the string and numeric provenance keys; keep the ssrcToDeviceMap write conditional and the invalid-number behavior unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit acfd66f)
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Speaker-attribution / diarization work for the self-hosted (on-prem) v1 line, on top of the last delivered image (base = the
periodic getReceivers() sweepcommit that shipped asmeet-teams-bots:2026-08-07-…).All commits are ports of the v2 speaker/diarization pipeline, adapted to the diverged on-prem fork (instance-flag fallback rather than global flags; CloakBrowser queue-drain delivery for Teams; no v2-only infra pulled in beyond what is listed).
tscclean (only the 2 pre-existingproxy-chainerrors); diarization + dcrpc unit tests pass (18/18).What's new since the last deploy
sourcelabel now flows through the speaker pipeline ([SPEAKER-SRC]logging).diarization.jsonlwith finalize-time backfill of "Unknown" segments; an evidence-based monitor (checks actual segment production every 5s) is now the primary fallback arbiter, demoting the coarse one-shot audio-path watchdogs to non-fighting backstops. Per-platform grace: Teams 90s, Zoom 45s, Meet 0 — the Teams 90s dwell fixes premature fallback (the dominant-speaker history trickles in over ~90s, so the old 45s cutoff was retiring the network path too early).user_id— hash of name/profile-picture → sequential id, so a participant keeps the same id across rejoins/roster reorderings; the tracker's Unknown-backfill stamps that stable id + repaired name onto segments.meeting_errorfor an API-requested stop that arrives before recording started (customer-requested stop is not an error).Follow-ups (not in this PR)
diarization.jsonlis written but not yet uploaded to S3 (the recorder currently uploads only flac/mp4). Label quality still lands via the existing transcript path.🤖 Generated with Claude Code