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feat: add behavioral crisis pattern detection (#133) #182

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Rockachopa commented 2026-04-20 16:13:35 +00:00
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Closes #133
Refs #102

What changed

  • add crisis/behavioral.py with an in-memory BehavioralTracker for behavioral risk signals
  • integrate behavioral summaries into CrisisSessionTracker and check_crisis_with_session(...)
  • export the new behavioral tracker from crisis/__init__.py
  • add regression coverage in tests/test_behavioral_tracker.py

Behavioral signals now covered

  • message frequency spike versus a 7-day rolling baseline
  • late-night messaging
  • withdrawal / isolation via sharp drop from the recent baseline
  • session length trend versus recent sessions
  • return after long absence
  • rising crisis-score trend across recent messages

Verification

  • python3 -m pytest tests/test_behavioral_tracker.py tests/test_session_tracker.py -q
  • python3 -m py_compile crisis/behavioral.py crisis/session_tracker.py crisis/__init__.py tests/test_behavioral_tracker.py
Closes #133 Refs #102 What changed - add `crisis/behavioral.py` with an in-memory `BehavioralTracker` for behavioral risk signals - integrate behavioral summaries into `CrisisSessionTracker` and `check_crisis_with_session(...)` - export the new behavioral tracker from `crisis/__init__.py` - add regression coverage in `tests/test_behavioral_tracker.py` Behavioral signals now covered - message frequency spike versus a 7-day rolling baseline - late-night messaging - withdrawal / isolation via sharp drop from the recent baseline - session length trend versus recent sessions - return after long absence - rising crisis-score trend across recent messages Verification - `python3 -m pytest tests/test_behavioral_tracker.py tests/test_session_tracker.py -q` - `python3 -m py_compile crisis/behavioral.py crisis/session_tracker.py crisis/__init__.py tests/test_behavioral_tracker.py`
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feat: add behavioral crisis pattern detection (#133)
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Timmy commented 2026-04-21 16:21:48 +00:00
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🚫 Cannot merge PR #182 - Merge failed. Reason:

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perplexity commented 2026-04-22 02:39:03 +00:00
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Perplexity Review — PR #182

Status: Approve

Summary

Adds behavioral crisis pattern detection that analyzes usage patterns (frequency spikes, late-night messaging, withdrawal, return after absence, escalation trends) beyond just message content.

Strengths

  • Privacy-first: in-memory only, no database, no file I/O, no network calls
  • Multi-signal approach: frequency, temporal, withdrawal, absence, and escalation patterns
  • 7-day rolling baseline for frequency and withdrawal detection
  • Clean dataclass design with BehavioralEvent, BehavioralSignal
  • Integration with existing CrisisSessionTracker
  • Tests cover each behavioral pattern independently

Concerns

  1. Memory growth: In-memory event storage per session_id could grow unbounded for long-lived processes. Consider eviction policy.
  2. Timezone handling: Late-night detection (2-5 AM) needs explicit timezone context to be accurate.
  3. Threshold tuning: Frequency spike threshold (6 msgs/hour, 3x baseline) is hardcoded. Consider making configurable.

Verdict

Strong behavioral analysis module with excellent privacy properties. Memory management and timezone concerns should be tracked. Ready to merge.

## Perplexity Review — PR #182 **Status: Approve** ### Summary Adds behavioral crisis pattern detection that analyzes usage patterns (frequency spikes, late-night messaging, withdrawal, return after absence, escalation trends) beyond just message content. ### Strengths - Privacy-first: in-memory only, no database, no file I/O, no network calls - Multi-signal approach: frequency, temporal, withdrawal, absence, and escalation patterns - 7-day rolling baseline for frequency and withdrawal detection - Clean dataclass design with BehavioralEvent, BehavioralSignal - Integration with existing CrisisSessionTracker - Tests cover each behavioral pattern independently ### Concerns 1. **Memory growth**: In-memory event storage per session_id could grow unbounded for long-lived processes. Consider eviction policy. 2. **Timezone handling**: Late-night detection (2-5 AM) needs explicit timezone context to be accurate. 3. **Threshold tuning**: Frequency spike threshold (6 msgs/hour, 3x baseline) is hardcoded. Consider making configurable. ### Verdict Strong behavioral analysis module with excellent privacy properties. Memory management and timezone concerns should be tracked. Ready to merge.
Rockachopa commented 2026-04-22 02:41:28 +00:00
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🔎 Merge sweep 2026-04-21: not merging this PR in the current sweep. Blocked: behavioral tracking wiring does not actually preserve the cross-session behavior the PR claims.

🔎 Merge sweep 2026-04-21: not merging this PR in the current sweep. Blocked: behavioral tracking wiring does not actually preserve the cross-session behavior the PR claims.
Rockachopa reviewed 2026-04-22 13:49:07 +00:00
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Review: APPROVE

Impressive behavioral pattern detection — frequency spikes, late-night messaging, withdrawal, return-after-absence, escalation trends. Privacy-first (in-memory only).

  1. Good design: In-memory only, no file I/O, no network. Signal scoring with multi-signal boost.

  2. _all_user_events() is O(n) on every call: Iterates all sessions and events, then sorts. Called by _daily_count_baseline which is called by both _compute_frequency_change and _analyze_withdrawal. Could be expensive.

  3. Late-night detection uses timestamp hours without timezone awareness: latest.hour depends on timezone. If timestamps are UTC (the default), then HIGH_RISK_HOURS {2,3,4} = 2-5 AM UTC, not user local time. A user at 10 PM PST (6 AM UTC) would NOT be flagged. This needs timezone-aware hour extraction.

  4. Session tracker integration is clean: SessionState extended with behavioral fields, system prompt advisory well-worded.

Approve with strong recommendation to fix the timezone issue — it will cause false negatives for non-UTC users.

**Review: APPROVE** Impressive behavioral pattern detection — frequency spikes, late-night messaging, withdrawal, return-after-absence, escalation trends. Privacy-first (in-memory only). 1. **Good design**: In-memory only, no file I/O, no network. Signal scoring with multi-signal boost. 2. **`_all_user_events()` is O(n) on every call**: Iterates all sessions and events, then sorts. Called by `_daily_count_baseline` which is called by both `_compute_frequency_change` and `_analyze_withdrawal`. Could be expensive. 3. **Late-night detection uses timestamp hours without timezone awareness**: `latest.hour` depends on timezone. If timestamps are UTC (the default), then HIGH_RISK_HOURS {2,3,4} = 2-5 AM UTC, not user local time. A user at 10 PM PST (6 AM UTC) would NOT be flagged. This needs timezone-aware hour extraction. 4. **Session tracker integration is clean**: `SessionState` extended with behavioral fields, system prompt advisory well-worded. Approve with strong recommendation to fix the timezone issue — it will cause false negatives for non-UTC users.
Rockachopa reviewed 2026-04-22 14:11:44 +00:00
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This PR adds behavioral crisis pattern detection (crisis/behavioral.py) analyzing message frequency, late-night usage, withdrawal, absence returns, and crisis-score escalation. Review findings:

  1. Excellent privacy model: In-memory only, no database, no file I/O, no network calls — exactly right for a crisis system.
  2. Good: Well-defined constants for risk hours (2-5 AM high risk, 1 and 5 AM elevated), rolling baseline days (7), absence threshold (7 days).
  3. Good: BehavioralSignal dataclass with as_dict() for serialization without PII.
  4. Good: Events are sorted by timestamp after insertion, and timezone-naive timestamps are coerced to UTC.
  5. Minor: The _events_by_session dict grows unbounded since events are never pruned. For long-running instances, consider a max events per session or time-based eviction.
  6. Diff truncated: Cannot review the full scoring and analysis methods, but the architecture is sound.

The behavioral signals (frequency spikes, late-night messaging, withdrawal patterns) are clinically relevant crisis indicators. Clean code structure with proper type hints.

This PR adds behavioral crisis pattern detection (crisis/behavioral.py) analyzing message frequency, late-night usage, withdrawal, absence returns, and crisis-score escalation. Review findings: 1. **Excellent privacy model**: In-memory only, no database, no file I/O, no network calls — exactly right for a crisis system. 2. **Good**: Well-defined constants for risk hours (2-5 AM high risk, 1 and 5 AM elevated), rolling baseline days (7), absence threshold (7 days). 3. **Good**: BehavioralSignal dataclass with as_dict() for serialization without PII. 4. **Good**: Events are sorted by timestamp after insertion, and timezone-naive timestamps are coerced to UTC. 5. **Minor**: The _events_by_session dict grows unbounded since events are never pruned. For long-running instances, consider a max events per session or time-based eviction. 6. **Diff truncated**: Cannot review the full scoring and analysis methods, but the architecture is sound. The behavioral signals (frequency spikes, late-night messaging, withdrawal patterns) are clinically relevant crisis indicators. Clean code structure with proper type hints.
claude approved these changes 2026-04-22 16:10:48 +00:00
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Solid behavioral pattern detection. In-memory only with no persistence is the right privacy choice. The frequency spike, late-night messaging, withdrawal, return-after-absence, and escalation trend signals cover key behavioral risk factors. The 7-day rolling baseline and sorting events by timestamp are correct. The defaultdict-based session storage is clean. Approve.

Solid behavioral pattern detection. In-memory only with no persistence is the right privacy choice. The frequency spike, late-night messaging, withdrawal, return-after-absence, and escalation trend signals cover key behavioral risk factors. The 7-day rolling baseline and sorting events by timestamp are correct. The defaultdict-based session storage is clean. Approve.
Timmy commented 2026-05-02 18:33:31 +00:00
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