Ledger Summary and Report Generation for Random Inspection and Public Disclosure Regulatory Checks: Tool Calling and Plugins

Ledger Summary and Report Generation for Random Inspection and Public Disclosure Regulatory Checks: Tool Calling and Plugins

What Data for This Category Looks Like

Core documents for this category typically include inspection plans, lists of inspected entities, inspection item checklists, on-site inspection records, rectification notices, and inspection result public announcements. Data is primarily collected from the Random Inspection and Public Disclosure Regulatory Platform, Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System, industry regulatory systems, and the law enforcement officer directory. Updates occur on a monthly basis. Data fields include the unified social credit code of regulated entities, law enforcement officer identification numbers, inspection item entries, rectification completion status, and additional relevant fields. There are no fixed standardized units. Matching must follow the internal ledger rules of each individual regulatory department.

Constraints Imposed by These Characteristics on Tool Calling and Plugins

Monthly updated data sources require tool calling to support scheduled full or incremental synchronization of regulated entities and item libraries. Do not use real-time full data pulls, as these may cause tool calling timeouts. Plugins must adapt to multiple structured document formats for ledger files, such as Excel inspection lists and PDF rectification notices. Calls to the law enforcement officer directory must bind department-level permission parameters to prevent unauthorized access to internal data. Fields for inspection result public announcements must strictly match the output format of the regulatory system. This ensures generated reports can be used directly for subsequent public disclosure workflows. When processing inspection records in batches, support grouping calls by law enforcement team and inspection cycle. This reduces data volume pressure for single calls and avoids triggering system current limiting rules.

Configuration Settings

Reference only; verify against the target FastGPT release and deployment documentation.

Configuration ItemRecommended ValueRationale
toolChoiceautoEnables automatic tool selection for multiple types of regulatory ledgers, covering data sources such as inspection lists and rectification records
Batch execution node cycle batches10-20 times per batchMatches the scale of the monthly updated inspected entity library, prevents excessive data volume in a single call
Tool call timeout threshold600 secondsAdapts to cross-system data pull times for regulatory platforms, covers delays in cross-department data synchronization
Output content filtering rulesOnly retain core report fieldsComplies with public disclosure standards for regulatory ledgers, avoids exposing sensitive information such as internal law enforcement officer contact details
functionCallTrigger per preset function listLimits calls to pre-connected regulatory data query and ledger summary exclusive functions, prevents unauthorized calls

Three Common Configuration Errors

  • Tool calls return empty results, and logs show no matching inspected entity data. The root cause is that no scheduled task for monthly incremental synchronization of the regulated entity library is configured, so tool calls read expired local cached data.
  • Batch execution nodes complete the workflow during online debugging, but API calls fail to complete all cycles. The root cause is that the correct timeout threshold is not set for the API call, and the execution duration of a single cycle exceeds the API's default limit.
  • Tool call output includes unauthorized internal law enforcement officer ID numbers. The root cause is that output content filtering configuration is not enabled, so the original input and response fields from the tool call are returned directly.

How to Verify Correct Configuration

  • Manually trigger a tool call, and confirm that the returned inspected entity list matches the field content of the latest monthly list exported from the local regulatory system.
  • Call the API batch execution node, and check that the number of cycles in the returned execution log matches the preset batch quantity.
  • Review the output content of the tool call, and confirm that no unauthorized internal law enforcement officer information fields are included.
  • Trigger the scheduled synchronization task, and verify that the ledger summary results after regulatory data update match the latest entries from the source data.

The values provided are common starting points and should be measured against the reader's own samples.

Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-28.