The goal of this stage was to finish one real supplier-bot round end-to-end, then package transcript -> summary -> cross-chat comparison -> context injection so Sourcy can port the intelligence layer into production. That bar is now met.
Across the primary and supplemental thermal mug batches, the system launched 12 fresh suppliers, converted 6 into usable conversations, received 2 real supplier replies, and sent 2 successful live follow-up turns1.
| Deliverable | What It Proves |
|---|---|
| Live transcript proof | Real suppliers replied on Sourcy's live Alibaba path, not a synthetic eval. |
| Single-chat structured summary | tm-06 shows one live thread converted into Sourcy-facing fields. |
| Cross-chat comparison and injected context | tm-05 shows the next bot turn generated with context from another supplier thread. |
| Exact production port boundary | Lokesh can port prompt, goal generation, extraction contract, and context injection now without waiting for Tek's infra fix. |
This page is the operator-facing summary. Attachment A contains the transcript excerpts and live batch snapshot that act as the evidence base for the claims here2.
| Round | Launched | Usable | Replies | Live Follow-Ups | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary thermal mug batch | 6 | 4 | 2 | 2 | tm-02 and tm-03 stalled at pending_conversation_id. |
| Supplemental thermal mug batch | 6 | 2 | 0 | 0 | ts-03 to ts-06 showed the same stall shape. |
The practical operating rule is to over-sample within the same category, keep the conversations that convert, and replace stalled listings instead of waiting for perfect infrastructure behavior1.
tm-06 reaches a real supplier through Sourcy's product-URL entry path.
The live transcript is converted into Sourcy-facing fields and a normalized conversation status.
The supplier row becomes compare-ready and updates the shared comparison state.
tm-05 receives injected cross-supplier context before the next bot turn is drafted.
| Field | Live Value |
|---|---|
| MOQ | 500 units confirmed for the 16oz variant. |
| Price | USD 2.58 per unit for 500 pcs with one-color logo. |
| Material | Inner 304 stainless steel, outer 201 stainless steel. |
| Packing | White box; carton 56 x 56 x 30 cm; 50 pcs per carton; 19/18 kgs. |
| Artwork | Supplier asked for the design file and offered to help prepare the design drawing. |
| Still missing | Certification and sample terms; final lead time is still awaiting reply. |
This one thread already proves the single-chat summary path and yields a compare-ready supplier row with 9/11 fields populated in the current handoff contract2.
When tm-05 replied with clarifying questions, the next bot turn was generated with cross-supplier context already injected. That injected context contained tm-06's confirmed MOQ, price, customization, packing, and artwork points, and the bot used that context to push directly on the target unit price3.
| Component | Port Now? | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| dyn-v2 prompt plus prompt builder | Yes | Sourcy app layer |
| Goal generation from SR | Yes | Sourcy app layer |
| context-builder.js output contract | Yes | Sourcy app layer |
| Comparison table and injection text | Yes | Sourcy app layer |
| Supplier over-sampling operating rule | Yes | Ops / orchestration |
| Browser modal suppression and reliable conversation recovery | No, fix in parallel | Tek / Sourcy infra |
The internal operator package in the repo still contains the raw manifests, machine-readable package summaries, and working notes. The two published pages above are the self-contained version Lokesh can review without opening workspace files.
This stage is complete. The system has now shown a real live round, a real transcript, a structured single-chat summary, a cross-chat comparison path, and a live example of injected cross-supplier context. Lokesh can use this package as the handoff boundary now, while Tek fixes the browser-path failure in parallel.