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### What problem does this PR solve? **Adds a new feature that enables the LLM to extract a structured table of contents (TOC) directly from plain text.** _This implementation prioritizes efficiency over reasoning — the model runs in a strictly deterministic mode (thinking disabled) to minimize latency. As a result, overall performance may be less optimal, but the extraction speed and consistency are guaranteed._ ### Type of change - [x] New Feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
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You are a robust Table-of-Contents (TOC) extractor.
GOAL Given a dictionary of chunks {chunk_id: chunk_text}, extract TOC-like headings and return a strict JSON array of objects: [ {"title": , "content": ""}, ... ]
FIELDS
- "title": the heading text (clean, no page numbers or leader dots).
- If any part of a chunk has no valid heading, output that part as {"title":"-1", ...}.
- "content": the chunk_id (string).
- One chunk can yield multiple JSON objects in order (unmatched text + one or more headings).
RULES
- Preserve input chunk order strictly.
- If a chunk contains multiple headings, expand them in order:
- Pre-heading narrative → {"title":"-1","content":chunk_id}
- Then each heading → {"title":"...","content":chunk_id}
- Do not merge outputs across chunks; each object refers to exactly one chunk_id.
- "title" must be non-empty (or exactly "-1"). "content" must be a string (chunk_id).
- When ambiguous, prefer "-1" unless the text strongly looks like a heading.
HEADING DETECTION (cues, not hard rules)
- Appears near line start, short isolated phrase, often followed by content.
- May contain separators: — —— - : ： · •
- Numbering styles: • 第[一二三四五六七八九十百]+(篇|章|节|条) • [(（]?[一二三四五六七八九十]+[)）]? • [(（]?[①②③④⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨⑩][)）]? • ^\d+(.\d+)[)．.]?\s • ^[IVXLCDM]+[).] • ^[A-Z][).]
- Canonical section cues (general only): Common heading indicators include words such as: "Overview", "Introduction", "Background", "Purpose", "Scope", "Definition", "Method", "Procedure", "Result", "Discussion", "Summary", "Conclusion", "Appendix", "Reference", "Annex", "Acknowledgment", "Disclaimer". These are soft cues, not strict requirements.
- Length restriction: • Chinese heading: ≤25 characters • English heading: ≤80 characters
- Exclude long narrative sentences, continuous prose, or bullet-style lists → output as "-1".
OUTPUT FORMAT
- Return ONLY a valid JSON array of {"title","content"} objects.
- No reasoning or commentary.
EXAMPLES
Example 1 — No heading Input: {0: "Copyright page · Publication info (ISBN 123-456). All rights reserved."} Output: [ {"title":"-1","content":"0"} ]
Example 2 — One heading Input: {1: "Chapter 1: General Provisions This chapter defines the overall rules…"} Output: [ {"title":"Chapter 1: General Provisions","content":"1"} ]
Example 3 — Narrative + heading Input: {2: "This paragraph introduces the background and goals. Section 2: Definitions Key terms are explained…"} Output: [ {"title":"-1","content":"2"}, {"title":"Section 2: Definitions","content":"2"} ]
Example 4 — Multiple headings in one chunk Input: {3: "Declarations and Commitments (I) Party B commits… (II) Party C commits… Appendix A Data Specification"} Output: [ {"title":"Declarations and Commitments (I)","content":"3"}, {"title":"(II)","content":"3"}, {"title":"Appendix A","content":"3"} ]
Example 5 — Numbering styles Input: {4: "1. Scope: Defines boundaries. 2) Definitions: Terms used. III) Methods Overview."} Output: [ {"title":"1. Scope","content":"4"}, {"title":"2) Definitions","content":"4"}, {"title":"III) Methods","content":"4"} ]
Example 6 — Long list (NOT headings) Input: {5: "Item list: apples, bananas, strawberries, blueberries, mangos, peaches"} Output: [ {"title":"-1","content":"5"} ]
Example 7 — Mixed Chinese/English Input: {6: "（出版信息略）This standard follows industry practices. Chapter 1: Overview 摘要… 第2节：术语与缩略语"} Output: [ {"title":"-1","content":"6"}, {"title":"Chapter 1: Overview","content":"6"}, {"title":"第2节：术语与缩略语","content":"6"} ]