What the data for this category looks like
Party building learning data for state-owned industrial funds mainly comes from internal party building management systems, unified study documents issued by party committees, branch activity records, and party member study files. Data updates follow a monthly or quarterly schedule, aligned with party committee party building work plans. Document structure includes fields such as topic, issuing entity, effective date, body paragraphs, and associated study activity ID. Each document has a unique identifier. The basic unit is a single document or single study record. Content focuses on party building theory, policy explanations, and internal study standards.
What constraints these characteristics impose on conversation logs and auditing
Party building data for state-owned industrial funds has high compliance requirements and must meet audit standards set by state-owned assets supervision. Therefore, conversation logs must fully retain interaction details for each round of Q&A, including user questions, original AI responses, and unique identifiers of associated knowledge base documents. Data updates follow a monthly schedule. The log's knowledge base association matching cycle must align with the party building material update cycle to avoid associating outdated content. Document unique identifiers and classification fields allow audits to filter logs by topic and issuing entity. Configuration must support log filtering based on document fields. Additionally, login-free party building study scenarios require persistent session identifiers to ensure audits can trace specific study participants.
How to set the configuration
| Configuration Item | Recommended Setting | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
| Log retention period | 180 days | Matches the standard compliance cycle for party building audits of state-owned industrial funds |
| Session query dimension | Filter by chatId | Meets the requirement of tracing party building data via unique session identifiers |
| Audit detail switch | Enable detail mode | Aligns with FastGPT v4.17.0 audit log configuration specifications, fully records call information for each round of Q&A |
| Reply association identifier | Retain responseChatItemId | Ensures party building Q&A replies can be linked to specific knowledge base documents |
| Single log export limit | Top 100 entries | Prevents excessive exported data from impacting audit efficiency |
| Temporary file storage limit | 1000 MB | Avoids occupying excessive deployment space |
| Temporary file cleanup cycle | 7 days | Balances deployment storage usage and the need for log tracing |
| Login-free session storage | Bind unique session identifier | Meets the requirement of retaining historical records in login-free scenarios |
Three common configuration errors
- The interface displays "No permission to operate this conversation record". The cause is that permission verification logic based on
chatIdis not configured, resulting in session identifiers not matching compliant access scopes. - Historical conversation records cannot be retrieved via web sharing. The cause is that persistent storage for historical sessions is not enabled, causing temporary session data to be lost after deployment restarts.
- Reference identifiers are forcibly displayed at the end of reply paragraphs and cannot be removed. The cause is that the document association display configuration is not turned off, resulting in forced appending of party building knowledge base document identifiers to reply endings.
How to confirm the configuration is complete
- Launch a party building learning Q&A session, check if the conversation log includes complete
chatId, reply content, and associated document identifiers. - Call the historical conversation query interface, enter
chatIdto verify if complete interaction records for the corresponding session can be retrieved. - Test a Q&A session in a login-free scenario, close the page, then revisit the shared link to confirm if previous conversation history is visible.
- After configuring the temporary file cleanup cycle, check if temporary files in the deployment directory are automatically cleaned up per the set cycle.
The values listed above are common starting points, and should be evaluated 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.