core-chatbot-routing-audit

To audit chatbot routing parity, trace the active request path from frontend UI calls to Flask blueprints or FastAPI routers, verifying that backend modules and SSE streaming flows match across both frameworks to prevent misrouted requests and regressions.

Chatbot SSE streaming breaks after provider changes due to disconnected UI-to-backend wiring or tool dispatch errors. Debug by mapping the entry point from the UI trigger to its backend handler and confirming the corresponding SSE flow is correctly wired.

The best way to map chatbot webhook entry points is to trace the active request path end-to-end, validating route registration and blueprint wiring from the initial frontend call through to the final FastAPI or Flask provider routing logic.

You can validate tool dispatch and blueprint wiring statically by auditing the core chatbot request path, checking for route registration conflicts and verifying provider routing logic and SSE streaming configurations before runtime deployment.

You need to run a chatbot request path audit during changes to chat routes, provider logic, tool integration, or streaming features to prevent regressions and ensure traceability across all Flask and FastAPI entry points.

Yes, the routing audit validates route and endpoint parity between Flask and FastAPI, actively catching blueprint conflicts and misrouted requests to maintain consistent behavior across both deployment frameworks.