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Network speaker streams can stay healthy while attributing every turn to one participant. Promote corroborated multi-speaker UI observations during final assembly.
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WalkthroughThe timeline assembler detects corroborated UI evidence when network diarization collapses to one speaker. It promotes the UI source, returns dissonance metadata, and logs the source change with effective speaker counts. ChangesSource dissonance handling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The reviewed source-promotion and tracker integration changes are ready to merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DiarizationTracker
participant SpeakerTimelineAssembler
participant NetworkSource
participant UISource
participant Logger
DiarizationTracker->>SpeakerTimelineAssembler: assemble timelines
SpeakerTimelineAssembler->>NetworkSource: count effective speakers
SpeakerTimelineAssembler->>UISource: count sustained speakers
SpeakerTimelineAssembler-->>DiarizationTracker: return segments and dissonance metadata
DiarizationTracker->>Logger: log source promotion warning
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In `@src/speaker-timeline-assembler.test.ts`:
- Around line 92-107: Add a test alongside the existing assembleSpeakerTimeline
cases using network and UI speaker names that differ only by case or surrounding
whitespace, such as “ stefano ” and “Stefano”; assert that sourceDissonance is
detected and promotes the UI source, validating normalized identity matching.
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| it("requires a shared identity before treating different source names as collapse evidence", () => { | ||
| const network = [seg("Network Identity", 0, 120)] | ||
| const { segments, sourceDissonance } = assembleSpeakerTimeline( | ||
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| { kind: "network", segments: network }, | ||
| { | ||
| kind: "ui", | ||
| segments: [seg("Alice", 0, 60), seg("Bob", 60, 120)] | ||
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| expect(sourceDissonance).toBeUndefined() | ||
| expect(segments).toEqual(network) | ||
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Add a case for normalized identity matching.
speakerDurations keys speakers by speaker.trim().toLowerCase(), so the shared-identity check matches "stefano " against "Stefano". The four new tests only use exactly equal or completely different names, so this normalization is untested. Add one case where the network and UI names differ only in case or surrounding whitespace and assert that dissonance is still detected.
♻️ Proposed additional test
it("matches shared identities that differ only in case and whitespace", () => {
const network = [seg(" stefano ", 0, 1400, 2)]
const ui = [seg("Stefano", 0, 640, 2), seg("Emanuele", 640, 1350, 3)]
const { sourceDissonance } = assembleSpeakerTimeline(
[
{ kind: "network", segments: network },
{ kind: "ui", segments: ui }
],
1400
)
expect(sourceDissonance?.promotedSource).toBe("ui")
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In `@src/speaker-timeline-assembler.test.ts` around lines 92 - 107, Add a test
alongside the existing assembleSpeakerTimeline cases using network and UI
speaker names that differ only by case or surrounding whitespace, such as “
stefano ” and “Stefano”; assert that sourceDissonance is detected and promotes
the UI source, validating normalized identity matching.
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The divergence-override rule discussed as the natural next step once #317/#319 started collecting whole-call, identity-keyed UI shadow data: when the network path stays healthy-looking but pins an entire call on one participant, and the muted UI observer independently saw two people taking turns, trust the UI.
The gap this closes
Prod bot
acf4eecf(root-caused earlier): CSRC picked the single loudest stream and pinned 5,271-vs-31 speaking samples on one of two real, alternating speakers. The timeline was contiguous and looked healthy — no gap for a fallback to fill, no retrofit to trigger. The one signal that had the right answer the whole call — Meet's own active-speaker indicator, captured by #317's shadow buffer — had no path to override a confident-looking-but-wrong network timeline. This PR is that path.Detection rule
detectSourceDissonanceinspeaker-timeline-assembler.ts:SOURCE_DISSONANCE_MIN_SPEAKER_SECONDS, matching the reconciliation-sideEFFECTIVE_SPEAKER_MIN_SECONDSconvention) — a live source didn't die, it collapsed.botNamesmechanism as the rest of the file).On a match, the UI source is promoted to primary for that call; network still fills any large holes the UI timeline leaves, so a sparse UI signal never discards good network data — it only wins the stretches it corroborates disagreement on.
Verified before opening
Base (
1cbd64b3) already contains #319/#323/#324/#322 — confirmed viamerge-base --is-ancestor, no rebase needed.npm ci+tsc --noEmitclean;speaker-timeline-assembler.test.ts(4 new cases: positive match, transient-speaker rejection, bot-exclusion, no-shared-identity rejection),diarization-tracker.test.ts,speaker-manager.test.ts— 53/53 pass.Known limitation
Bot self-exclusion here inherits the same
botNames-matching risk class already present elsewhere in this file (e.g. a truncated/SSO-displayed bot name not in the list) — not a regression introduced by this PR, just worth flagging since a missed bot name plus a genuinely single-speaker call is the one way to false-trigger this.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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