- This PR adds a UI to validate the response source quality quickly. It also helps to test with sample questions and update responses in the database when missing.
Co-authored-by: Pranav Raj S <pranav@chatwoot.com>
- Reorganizing installation config settings to move more configurations into UI from environment variables
- Changes to installation config to support premium plans in the enterprise edition
- Fixes the broken premium indicator in account/show and accounts/edit page
This PR refactors the schema we introduced in #7518 based on the feedback from production tests. Here is the change log
- Decouple Inbox association to a new table inbox_response_sources -> this lets us share the same response source between multiple inboxes
- Add a status field to responses. This ensures that, by default, responses are created in pending status. You can do quality assurance before making them active. In future, this status can be leveraged by the bot to auto-generate response questions from conversations which require a handoff
- Add response_source association to responses and remove hard dependency from response_documents. This lets users write free-form question answers based on conversations, which doesn't necessarily need a response source.
This commit introduces the ability to associate response sources to an inbox, allowing external webpages to be parsed by Chatwoot. The parsed data is converted into embeddings for use with GPT models when managing customer queries.
The implementation relies on the `pgvector` extension for PostgreSQL. Database migrations related to this feature are handled separately by `Features::ResponseBotService`. A future update will integrate these migrations into the default rails migrations, once compatibility with Postgres extensions across all self-hosted installation options is confirmed.
Additionally, a new GitHub action has been added to the CI pipeline to ensure the execution of specs related to this feature.
