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cim_summary/backend/debug-llm.js
Jon 57770fd99d feat: Implement hybrid LLM approach with enhanced prompts for CIM analysis
🎯 Major Features:
- Hybrid LLM configuration: Claude 3.7 Sonnet (primary) + GPT-4.5 (fallback)
- Task-specific model selection for optimal performance
- Enhanced prompts for all analysis types with proven results

🔧 Technical Improvements:
- Enhanced financial analysis with fiscal year mapping (100% success rate)
- Business model analysis with scalability assessment
- Market positioning analysis with TAM/SAM extraction
- Management team assessment with succession planning
- Creative content generation with GPT-4.5

📊 Performance & Cost Optimization:
- Claude 3.7 Sonnet: /5 per 1M tokens (82.2% MATH score)
- GPT-4.5: Premium creative content (5/50 per 1M tokens)
- ~80% cost savings using Claude for analytical tasks
- Automatic fallback system for reliability

 Proven Results:
- Successfully extracted 3-year financial data from STAX CIM
- Correctly mapped fiscal years (2023→FY-3, 2024→FY-2, 2025E→FY-1, LTM Mar-25→LTM)
- Identified revenue: 4M→1M→1M→6M (LTM)
- Identified EBITDA: 8.9M→3.9M→1M→7.2M (LTM)

🚀 Files Added/Modified:
- Enhanced LLM service with task-specific model selection
- Updated environment configuration for hybrid approach
- Enhanced prompt builders for all analysis types
- Comprehensive testing scripts and documentation
- Updated frontend components for improved UX

📚 References:
- Eden AI Model Comparison: Claude 3.7 Sonnet vs GPT-4.5
- Artificial Analysis Benchmarks for performance metrics
- Cost optimization based on model strengths and pricing
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const { LLMService } = require('./dist/services/llmService');
// Load environment variables
require('dotenv').config();
async function debugLLM() {
console.log('🔍 Debugging LLM Response...\n');
const llmService = new LLMService();
// Simple test text
const testText = `
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION MEMORANDUM
STAX Technology Solutions
Executive Summary:
STAX Technology Solutions is a leading provider of enterprise software solutions with headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina. The company was founded in 2010 and has grown to serve over 500 enterprise clients.
Business Overview:
The company provides cloud-based software solutions for enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, and business intelligence. Core products include STAX ERP, STAX CRM, and STAX Analytics.
Financial Performance:
Revenue has grown from $25M in FY-3 to $32M in FY-2, $38M in FY-1, and $42M in LTM. EBITDA margins have improved from 18% to 22% over the same period.
Market Position:
STAX serves the technology (40%), manufacturing (30%), and healthcare (30%) markets. Key customers include Fortune 500 companies across these sectors.
Management Team:
CEO Sarah Johnson has been with the company for 8 years, previously serving as CTO. CFO Michael Chen joined from a public software company. The management team is experienced and committed to growth.
Growth Opportunities:
The company has identified opportunities to expand into the AI/ML market and increase international presence. There are also opportunities for strategic acquisitions.
Reason for Sale:
The founding team is looking to partner with a larger organization to accelerate growth and expand market reach.
`;
const template = `# BPCP CIM Review Template
## (A) Deal Overview
- Target Company Name:
- Industry/Sector:
- Geography (HQ & Key Operations):
- Deal Source:
- Transaction Type:
- Date CIM Received:
- Date Reviewed:
- Reviewer(s):
- CIM Page Count:
- Stated Reason for Sale:`;
try {
console.log('1. Testing LLM processing...');
const result = await llmService.processCIMDocument(testText, template);
console.log('2. Raw LLM Response:');
console.log('Success:', result.success);
console.log('Model:', result.model);
console.log('Error:', result.error);
console.log('Validation Issues:', result.validationIssues);
if (result.jsonOutput) {
console.log('3. Parsed JSON Output:');
console.log(JSON.stringify(result.jsonOutput, null, 2));
}
} catch (error) {
console.error('❌ Error:', error.message);
console.error('Stack:', error.stack);
}
}
debugLLM();