Data Structure for This Category
Due diligence data for kitchen and bath appliances comes from three public sources. These include national compulsory product certification (CCC) databases, public technical manuals from brand owners, and compliance test reports released by industry associations. Two update schedules apply. Parameter updates for new products are completed within 7 working days after launch. Regular compliance parameters are reviewed once every quarter. Each document follows a fixed structure. It includes product model, rated voltage, rated power, energy efficiency rating, safety certification number, reserved installation dimensions, material type, and compliance execution standard number. Uniform field unit specifications are enforced. Rated power uses watts (W). Reserved installation dimensions use millimeters (mm). Rated voltage uses volts (V). Safety certification numbers are alphanumeric strings.
Constraints for Tool Calling and Plugins
Data sources are scattered across multiple public channels. Tool calling must connect to multiple interfaces simultaneously to pull data. This increases configuration complexity for multi-source synchronization. Update schedules differ between new products and regular parameters. Tools must support incremental data pull logic. This avoids invalid calls from full repeated requests. Documents include many fields with fixed units. Tool calling must validate field formats. This prevents parameter parsing errors caused by unit mismatches. Parameter descriptions in individual documents are lengthy. Tool calling context windows must support long-text parsing. This avoids truncation of key fields.
Configuration Settings
| Configuration Item | Recommended Setting | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
PARSE_TOOL_TIMEOUT | 120 seconds | Average response time for kitchen and bath appliance data source interfaces ranges from 60 to 100 seconds. A 20-second buffer is added to avoid timeout errors |
TOOL_MAX_RETRIES | 2 retries | Public compliance test report interfaces may experience temporary fluctuations. Two retries cover most temporary exceptions and avoid excessive consumption of call quotas |
EXTRACT_FIELDS_WHITELIST | ["型号","额定功率(W)","安全认证编号","安装预留尺寸(mm)","能效等级"] | These are the core required fields for kitchen and bath appliance due diligence reports. Strictly limiting the extraction scope avoids mixing in irrelevant data |
EMBEDDING_BATCH_SIZE | 8–12 items per batch | The text length of individual kitchen and bath appliance parameter documents is moderate. Batch sizes of 8 to 12 balance call efficiency and interface rate limiting requirements |
FUNCTION_CALL_CONTEXT_LIMIT | 7000 characters | Parameter descriptions for a complete kitchen and bath appliance technical document typically range from 3000 to 5000 characters. Sufficient context is reserved for parameter validation during tool calling |
VL_MODEL_TRIGGER_CONDITION | Enabled only when attachments include images | Visual parsing of kitchen and bath appliance installation diagrams and appearance detail images is only required when documents include images. This reduces unnecessary call costs |
The parameter values provided on this page are common recommended starting points for configuration. Actual values are affected by material form, data volume, and business rules. Specific issues require individual analysis. It is recommended to test on your own samples before finalizing settings.
Three Common Configuration Errors
- Symptom: Tool calling returns empty results, and logs show field matching failures. Cause: Unit suffixes unique to kitchen and bath appliances are not configured in
EXTRACT_FIELDS_WHITELIST. This prevents parsing of field values with suffixes such as (W) and (mm). - Symptom: The function call module prompts for incorrect parameter format when configuring custom tool variables, and cannot save them. Cause: Custom tool variables are entered as plain text instead of key-value pair format, which fails format validation.
- Symptom: Visual model calls return unexpected results, including garbled text or irrelevant content. Cause:
VL_MODEL_TRIGGER_CONDITIONis not set. Visual model calls are incorrectly triggered for plain text parameter documents, leading to failed parsing of non-image content.
How to Verify Proper Configuration
- Navigate to the tool configuration page, and check if
EXTRACT_FIELDS_WHITELISTincludes the core fields required for kitchen and bath appliance due diligence. Confirm that unit suffixes are added to field names. - Upload a kitchen and bath appliance technical manual document to trigger tool calling. Check if the returned results include all configured fields with correct unit formats.
- Test the visual model trigger condition by uploading a document with images and a plain text document. Confirm that visual model calls are only triggered for documents with images.
- View tool calling logs to confirm that timeout settings and retry counts match configured values. Check for no frequent timeout or retry failure records.
Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.