Fix AI quote blast rate: single formula path, correct client preview

Root cause: company-settings-lookups.js had its own baseByCfm/multiplier
tables that were completely different from ShopCapabilityCalculator.cs,
so the UI showed an inflated rate (e.g. 82 sqft/hr) while the AI prompt
received the server-computed rate (e.g. 9 sqft/hr).

- Add CompanySettingsController.DeriveBlastRate endpoint — thin GET that
  calls ShopCapabilityCalculator directly; now the single formula path
- Delete all client-side formula code (baseByCfm, multiplier tables,
  deriveBlastRate) — ~30 lines removed
- Modal live preview calls /CompanySettings/DeriveBlastRate with 250ms
  debounce instead of computing locally
- Blast setup table uses setup.derivedRate from GetBlastSetups (already
  server-computed) instead of recalculating client-side
- QuotesController.AiAnalyzeItem: when no blast setup is explicitly
  selected, fall back to the company's default blast setup so the
  configured rate is always used

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit is contained in:
2026-06-03 15:57:46 -04:00
parent 0d5553f3b2
commit ad986561c9
4 changed files with 63 additions and 42 deletions
@@ -1726,6 +1726,26 @@ public class CompanySettingsController : Controller
#region Blast Setups
/// <summary>
/// Single authoritative blast-rate calculation endpoint. Takes equipment parameters and
/// returns the sqft/hr rate using the same ShopCapabilityCalculator formula the AI uses.
/// The modal live preview calls this instead of duplicating the formula in JavaScript.
/// </summary>
[HttpGet]
public IActionResult DeriveBlastRate(decimal cfm, int nozzle, int setupType, int substrate, decimal? rateOverride)
{
var setup = new CompanyBlastSetup
{
CompressorCfm = cfm,
BlastNozzleSize = nozzle,
SetupType = (BlastSetupType)setupType,
PrimarySubstrate = (BlastSubstrateType)substrate,
BlastRateSqFtPerHourOverride = rateOverride > 0 ? rateOverride : null
};
var rate = ShopCapabilityCalculator.GetBlastRateSqFtPerHour(setup);
return Json(new { rate });
}
/// <summary>Returns all active blast setups for the current company with their derived rates.</summary>
[HttpGet]
public async Task<IActionResult> GetBlastSetups()
@@ -3435,13 +3435,21 @@ public class QuotesController : Controller
// Build company AI context: profile text + recent accepted predictions as few-shot examples
var aiContext = await BuildCompanyAiContextAsync(companyId, costs);
// Load the specific blast setup when the user picked one before analyzing
// Load the specific blast setup when the user picked one before analyzing.
// If none was explicitly chosen, fall back to the company's default blast setup so
// named-setup rates (e.g. a blast cabinet configured at 82 sqft/hr) are always
// used instead of the coarser company-level operating cost fallback.
CompanyBlastSetup? selectedBlastSetup = null;
if (request.BlastSetupId.HasValue)
{
var setups = await _unitOfWork.BlastSetups.FindAsync(b => b.Id == request.BlastSetupId.Value && b.IsActive && b.CompanyId == companyId);
selectedBlastSetup = setups.FirstOrDefault();
}
else
{
var defaultSetups = await _unitOfWork.BlastSetups.FindAsync(b => b.IsDefault && b.IsActive && b.CompanyId == companyId);
selectedBlastSetup = defaultSetups.FirstOrDefault();
}
var result = await _aiService.AnalyzeItemAsync(request, photos, costs, avgPowderCost, aiContext, selectedBlastSetup);
await _usageLogger.LogAsync(companyId, user?.Id ?? "", AppConstants.AiFeatures.PhotoQuote, result.Success, photos.Sum(p => p.Data.Length));