Include intent info in Follow Up Boss

[preritdas]

Closes #60.

When adding a lead to Follow Up Boss, include the intent information (sentences), i.e. IAB categories, keywords, etc. that caused the lead to be flagged.

Gives the FUB user insight into why that lead was given to them.

Implemented in the vanilla deliverer, but with inheritance, is automatically implemented in the AI deliverer as AI deliverer calls super()._prepare_event_data(...).

https://github.com/Standard-Labs/bigdbm-python/blob/c218d3722d972eedd9b1944fef7e36b9e3266bc6/bigdbm/deliver/followupboss/ai_fields.py#L197-L212

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced event data processing by adding a "description" key that includes formatted intent information from a list of sentences.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved the reliability of the output by ensuring relevant context is included in the processed event data.

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Walkthrough

The code modification enhances the _prepare_event_data method in the FollowUpBoss class by adding functionality to process a list of sentences related to the md5_with_pii parameter. It extracts relevant content from sentences containing the character ">", formats this content, and includes it in the returned dictionary under the new key "description."

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
bigdbm/deliver/followupboss/vanilla.py	Added logic to process sentences for md5_with_pii, creating a new key "description" in the return dictionary.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Intent description in Follow Up Boss (#60)	✅

🐇 In the meadow, I hop with glee,
A new description, oh what a spree!
Sentences processed, all in a row,
Intents now shining, watch them glow!
With every event, we share the delight,
A rabbit’s joy, in the soft moonlight! 🌙✨

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