feat(claude-team): emit identity observations from the members stream - #3397
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BronzeMembers
participant MembersLatest
participant MembersSnapshot
participant FieldsHistory
participant IdentityInputs
participant PersonMap
BronzeMembers->>MembersLatest: Flatten account identity fields
MembersLatest->>MembersSnapshot: Record member changes
MembersSnapshot->>FieldsHistory: Track field history
FieldsHistory->>IdentityInputs: Emit Claude Team observations
IdentityInputs->>PersonMap: Provide identity inputs for resolution
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`@src/ingestion/connectors/ai/claude-team/dbt/claude_team__identity_inputs.sql`:
- Line 18: Remove the full_name observation entry from the identity inputs
definition, leaving only the supported email and canonical id observations for
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The connector did not contribute to identity_inputs, so its accounts were invisible to identity resolution: a Claude account was attributable only when another connector happened to report the exact same address, and POST /v1/resolution/bind had nothing to match either, since person_map inner-joins identity_inputs with account_assignment. Adds the standard chain every identity-producing connector already uses. The members stream carries the account as a serialized object, which neither the snapshot macro (hashes named columns) nor fields_history (tracks by name) can reach, so a flattening ReplacingMergeTree projection precedes the snapshot. Installations differ in how the destination represents that object, which may be typed String or JSON, so the projection reads it through toString plus JSONExtractString rather than subfield access: the former is correct for both, the latter compiles only against JSON. The projection also drops rows carrying no account uuid, since that uuid keys the rest of the chain and an empty one would travel as a real entity; rows carrying no email are kept, as the account stays bindable by hand. identity_inputs contributes email and display_name plus the ADR-0002 id binding row under source_type claude-team, and is registered in the shared union, whose depends_on edges dbt cannot infer from the tag alone. The connector stays an observation producer: no roster_membership and no person profile claims, so it does not assert who exists. A single model covers every configured instance — insight_source_id is derived from the bronze row, not from a variable. No migration ships with it: the staging relations are new, so dbt creates rather than alters them. No backfill either — snapshot stamps _tracked_at at build time, which the union's incremental watermark admits. Signed-off-by: Gregory Gogin <grigoriy.gogin@constructor.tech>
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Closes #3396.
Why. The connector's accounts were invisible to identity resolution. An account was attributable only when some other connector happened to report the exact same address, and
POST /v1/resolution/bindcould not reach it either —person_mapinner-joinsidentity_inputswithaccount_assignment, and this connector wrote no rows.What changed. The chain every identity-producing connector already uses: snapshot → fields-history →
identity_inputstaggedsilver:identity_inputs, registered in the shared union. A flattening ReplacingMergeTree projection precedes it because the members stream carries the account as a serialized object, which neither macro can reach by name.Read through
toString+JSONExtractString, not subfield access. Installations differ in how the destination types that object — it may beStringorJSON— and subfield access compiles only against the latter, so it is not a portable way to read it.Rows without an account uuid are dropped, rows without an email are kept. That uuid keys the rest of the chain, and an empty one would travel as a real entity. A missing address costs only automatic matching: the account stays bindable by hand.
Not a roster emitter — deliberate. No
roster_membership, no person profile claims: the connector observes accounts, it does not assert who exists. One macro argument away if that changes.No
deactivation_condition. The only seat-state columns the stream carries are re-asserted on every read, so a condition over them would emit DELETE rows for every identity field of an account the vendor merely re-described.One model covers every configured instance:
insight_source_idderives from the bronze row, not from a variable. The shared union goes from 13 contributors to 14.Out of scope. Account-keyed attribution for AI metrics —
gold/ai_metric_evidence.sqlemits empty account columns and the class contract carries no account id, so resolution stays email-keyed. Not tracked yet; it needs a class-contract column and a numbered migration. Also out of scope: thelowervslower + trimsplit between the seed andperson_map, which is an identity-resolution defect unrelated to this connector.Verified.
dbt parseon the pinned toolchain (dbt-core 1.11.14, dbt-clickhouse 1.10.2): clean, no new deprecations; the manifest carries the four models with the expected tags and the union's new edge. The extraction expression was exercised against both representations of the column on a real ClickHouse — on theJSONform it returns values identical to subfield access, and on theStringform it reads correctly, including a record with no email, one with no uuid, and a null object. Theconnectors-ddljob builds the warehouse from the DDL snapshot and runs the models against it; that is the gate for the warehouse behaviour.Summary by CodeRabbit