Grid/contacts unification step 1: real contact_id link + grid as front door (v0.1.0:52)

Structural fix for the duplicate-people class of bug: instead of matching a grid
contact "pill" to a contacts row heuristically by name/email (which drifted and
caused the 1406 double-count), link them by id.

Backend:
- Migration 0004: fundraising_contacts.contact_id (additive, nullable, logical FK
  to contacts(id)) + index. Paired down migration.
- sync_fundraising_relational now stores the id that _upsert_contact_from_fundraising
  already returns, so every grid contact carries its contacts-table id.
- _backfill_grid_contact_ids: one-time, idempotent backfill on startup (re-runs the
  grid sync once if any row lacks contact_id), so existing data links immediately.
- entity_resolution: grid pass prefers the explicit contact_id link (match_kind
  'grid_link') over heuristic email / name+investor, guarded by a PRAGMA check so
  older DBs without the column still work.

Frontend:
- Fundraising grid "+ Row" -> "+ Investor" (clear, single investor entry point).
- Contacts page: the "+ Add Contact" trigger is replaced by a pointer to the grid;
  the page is now a read/search/edit view (ContactDetailPanel still edits all
  fields). New people are added from the grid. No contact data is removed.

Tests: backend/ingest/test_entity_resolution.py extended (explicit-link case, 11/11)
and a new backend/test_grid_contact_link.py integration test (init_db applies 0004,
sync populates contact_id to the right contact, re-sync is idempotent). py_compile +
frontend html.parser clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Keysat
2026-06-05 15:10:26 -05:00
parent d16264f401
commit 2afed210cb
10 changed files with 203 additions and 41 deletions
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@@ -220,27 +220,29 @@ def resolve_people(conn, org_canon_by_orgid, org_canon_by_fundinv, merge_map=Non
if cid:
contact_to_person[r["id"]] = cid
# 2. Grid contacts are associations, not new people: match to a contact-person
# (by email, else name within the same investor) and just add membership.
# Only create a person when there is genuinely no matching contact.
for r in conn.execute("SELECT id, full_name, email, investor_id FROM fundraising_contacts"):
# 2. Grid contacts are associations, not new people: link each to its
# contacts-table person and record membership. We prefer the EXPLICIT
# contact_id link (migration 0004 — the grid pill stores the id of the
# contact it was created from), and fall back to provable email / exact name
# within the same investor for rows not yet backfilled. On a miss we
# deliberately do NOT mint a person: the old else-branch mint is exactly what
# produced the people double-count, and guessing by name across firms risks
# binding two different same-named people — honest separation, never on a guess.
fc_cols = {row[1] for row in conn.execute("PRAGMA table_info(fundraising_contacts)")}
has_contact_id = "contact_id" in fc_cols
sel = ("SELECT id, full_name, email, investor_id" +
(", contact_id" if has_contact_id else "") + " FROM fundraising_contacts")
for r in conn.execute(sel):
email = norm_email(r["email"])
name_norm = norm_text(r["full_name"] or "")
inv_canon = org_canon_by_fundinv.get(r["investor_id"])
# Match the grid contact to its contacts-table person by PROVABLE keys only:
# exact email, else exact name within the SAME canonical investor. The app
# keeps the grid and the contacts table in sync (_upsert_contact_from_
# fundraising), so a grid contact IS an existing contact-person, never a new
# one. On a confident match, record the membership. On a miss we deliberately
# do NOT mint a person: the old else-branch mint is exactly what produced the
# people double-count (a grid row whose (name, investor) key didn't line up
# with its contact minted a duplicate), and guessing by name across firms
# risks binding two different same-named people. Unresolved grid rows are
# left for the explicit contact_id link planned in the grid/contacts
# unification — honest separation: never merge or mint on a guess.
cid = (by_email.get(email) if email else None) or by_name_inv.get((name_norm, inv_canon or ""))
link_cid = r["contact_id"] if has_contact_id else None
cid = (contact_to_person.get(link_cid) if link_cid else None) \
or (by_email.get(email) if email else None) \
or by_name_inv.get((name_norm, inv_canon or ""))
if cid:
_link(conn, cid, "fundraising_contacts", r["id"], email or name_norm, "grid_assoc", 0.9)
mk = "grid_link" if (link_cid and contact_to_person.get(link_cid)) else "grid_assoc"
_link(conn, cid, "fundraising_contacts", r["id"], email or name_norm, mk, 0.95 if mk == "grid_link" else 0.9)
_member_of(conn, cid, inv_canon)
# lp_profiles -> the person entity of its contact
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@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ CREATE TABLE contacts (
);
CREATE TABLE organizations (id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT, email TEXT);
CREATE TABLE fundraising_investors (id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, investor_name TEXT);
CREATE TABLE fundraising_contacts (id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, full_name TEXT, email TEXT, investor_id TEXT);
CREATE TABLE fundraising_contacts (id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, full_name TEXT, email TEXT, investor_id TEXT, contact_id TEXT);
CREATE TABLE lp_profiles (id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, contact_id TEXT, deleted_at TEXT);
"""
@@ -72,15 +72,17 @@ def seed(db):
("c1", "Alice", "Anderson", "alice@x.com", None), # email, no org
("c2", "Bob", "Brown", None, None), # no email, no org
("c3", "Dave", "Davis", None, "o1"), # no email, org = Acme
("c4", "Frank", "Foster", "frank@x.com", None), # target of an explicit id link
])
c.executemany("INSERT INTO fundraising_investors (id, investor_name) VALUES (?,?)", [
("i_acme", "Acme Capital"), ("i_beta", "Beta Family Office"),
])
c.executemany("INSERT INTO fundraising_contacts (id, full_name, email, investor_id) VALUES (?,?,?,?)", [
("g_alice", "Alice Anderson", "alice@x.com", "i_beta"), # -> email match to c1
("g_dave", "Dave Davis", None, "i_acme"), # -> name+investor match to c3
("g_bob", "Bob Brown", None, "i_beta"), # -> MISS (c2 has no org) -> mint NOTHING
("g_carol", "Carol Clark", None, "i_beta"), # -> MISS (no contact) -> mint NOTHING
c.executemany("INSERT INTO fundraising_contacts (id, full_name, email, investor_id, contact_id) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?)", [
("g_alice", "Alice Anderson", "alice@x.com", "i_beta", None), # -> email match to c1
("g_dave", "Dave Davis", None, "i_acme", None), # -> name+investor match to c3
("g_bob", "Bob Brown", None, "i_beta", None), # -> MISS (c2 has no org) -> mint NOTHING
("g_carol", "Carol Clark", None, "i_beta", None), # -> MISS (no contact) -> mint NOTHING
("g_link", "Totally Mismatched", None, "i_beta", "c4"), # -> explicit contact_id link wins over name/inv
])
# Stale grid-only "twin" (person, only a fundraising_contacts link, no enrichment) -> prune
c.execute("INSERT INTO canonical_entities (id, entity_kind, display_name, source) VALUES "
@@ -150,13 +152,15 @@ def main():
counts1, _ = er.run(db)
print(f"Run 1 counts: {counts1}")
# 3 contacts; grid rows either link back (g_alice, g_dave) or are skipped
# (g_bob, g_carol). NO grid row mints a person -> count stays 3, not 5-7.
check(resolved_persons(db) == 3, f"resolved persons == 3 (got {resolved_persons(db)}); old double-count would be 5-7")
# 4 contacts; grid rows either link back (g_alice email, g_dave name+inv,
# g_link explicit id) or are skipped (g_bob, g_carol). NO grid row mints a
# person -> count stays 4, not 7-9.
check(resolved_persons(db) == 4, f"resolved persons == 4 (got {resolved_persons(db)}); old double-count would be 7-9")
check(minted_from_grid(db) == 0, f"zero persons minted from grid rows (got {minted_from_grid(db)})")
mk = grid_match_kinds(db)
check(mk.get("grid_assoc", 0) == 2, f"two grid contacts matched back via grid_assoc (got {mk.get('grid_assoc',0)})")
check(mk.get("grid_link", 0) == 1, f"one grid contact linked via explicit contact_id (grid_link==1, got {mk.get('grid_link',0)})")
# Targeted cleanup: stale grid-only twin + superseded 'lp' row tombstoned...
check(deleted_at(db, "per_TWIN") is not None, "stale grid-only twin 'per_TWIN' tombstoned")
@@ -174,7 +178,7 @@ def main():
counts2, _ = er.run(db)
print(f"Run 2 counts: {counts2}")
check(deleted_at(db, alice) is None, "re-emitted contact-person is UN-tombstoned (no permanent burial)")
check(resolved_persons(db) == 3, f"resolved persons stable at 3 on re-run (got {resolved_persons(db)})")
check(resolved_persons(db) == 4, f"resolved persons stable at 4 on re-run (got {resolved_persons(db)})")
check(counts2.get("pruned_stale", 0) == 0, f"nothing re-pruned on idempotent re-run (got {counts2.get('pruned_stale')})")
print()