Online Troubleshooting and Retrospective for Game Content Compliance Self-Check: Conversation Logs and Auditing

This category of data is generated daily by game release compliance officers, content reviewers, and game producers. Sources include game text, art

What Data for This Category Looks Like

This category of data is generated daily by game release compliance officers, content reviewers, and game producers. Sources include game text, art assets, plot scripts, and public regulatory requirements. Data is updated per game version or operational campaign. Daily supporting documents include content self-check lists, sensitive content modification records, user agreements, and compliance review minutes. Data is created for a single compliance check task, containing reviewed content snippets, review actions, review opinions, and associated version or campaign identifiers. Its structure aligns with the full workflow of compliance self-checks.

Constraints for Conversation Logs and Auditing

Unlike game edition number and publication declaration, this compliance self-check process occurs before declaration and during version updates. Logs do not need to cover the full publication workflow, and only need to focus on check nodes for a single version or campaign. The per-version or per-campaign data update pattern requires conversation logs to support batch retrieval and archiving by version or campaign. This allows efficient retrospective review of compliance check issues in batches. The structured format of daily supporting documents requires log fields to link to specific review nodes and task IDs. This ensures one-to-one correspondence with self-check lists and modification records. Data includes review records for multiple content resource types, so logs must distinguish content types and record corresponding verification parameters. This adapts to compliance check logic for different resources. Regulatory-related data attributes require log retention to meet compliance traceability rules, and logs must not be modified or deleted arbitrarily.

Configuration Guidelines

This configuration applies to FastGPT v4.17.0.

Configuration ItemRecommended SettingRationale
Conversation log retention period90–120 daysMatches the average cycle of game version updates, meets compliance traceability and retrospective needs
chatId parameter enableEnabledAssociates individual conversations with specific review tasks, resolving the issue where call logs cannot locate corresponding review tasks
detail log switchEnabledRecords complete reviewed content snippets and review opinions, meeting auditing requirements for compliance self-checks
responseChatItemId field collectionEnabledRecords the unique identifier of individual conversations, facilitating cross-system association of review tasks and logs
Log retrieval timeout threshold600 secondsPrevents excessive system load from long-duration retrievals, adapting to batch compliance check scenarios
Automatic log cleanup ruleClean up expired logs after archiving by versionReduces redundant storage usage, adapting to the high-frequency version update rhythm

Three Common Misconfigurations

  • Phenomenon: The chatId field does not appear in conversation logs after calling a compliance check interface. Cause: The log collection configuration for the chatId parameter is not enabled, leading to missing task association information.
  • Phenomenon: Detailed failure logs for large model calls via OneAPI cannot be viewed. Cause: The detail log switch is not enabled. Only basic call status is collected, and detailed error content is not recorded.
  • Phenomenon: Compliance self-check logs are automatically cleaned up due to high storage usage. Cause: The retention period is not configured according to version cycles, and the retention duration exceeds the system's preset storage threshold.

How to Verify Configuration Success

  • Initiate a compliance check call with the specified chatId, and confirm the field displays normally in the conversation log list.
  • Trigger a large model call failure scenario, then view log details to confirm error information recorded via the detail field is present.
  • Attempt to retrieve logs by version ID, and confirm that compliance check records for the corresponding batch can be located quickly.
  • Check system storage monitoring to confirm the configured automatic cleanup rule regularly cleans up expired logs, preventing storage overflow.

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 2026-10-19.