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# Migrating JSONB Extraction from Python to dbt
## Overview
This guide shows how to replace `scripts/datasources/gemini/load_meeting_transcripts_bronze.py` with dbt incremental models.
## Why Migrate to dbt?
**Current approach (Python):**
- β Separate tool/language from main transformation pipeline
- β Manual UPSERT logic with psycopg2
- β Harder to track lineage
- β No built-in testing framework
**dbt approach:**
- β
Single tool for all transformations
- β
SQL-based JSONB extraction (simpler to maintain)
- β
Incremental processing built-in
- β
Automatic lineage tracking
- β
Built-in testing and documentation
- β
Version control friendly
## What CAN Be Migrated
β
**`load_meeting_transcripts_bronze.py`** - JSONB extraction to bronze tables
- bronze_contacts
- bronze_decisions
- bronze_topics
- bronze_organizations_meetings
- bronze_bills
- bronze_causes
- bronze_financial_items
## What CANNOT Be Migrated
β **`load_meeting_transcripts.py`** - Calls Gemini API (data loading, not transformation)
β **`check_models_used.py`** - Reporting script
β **`analyze_with_multi_models.py`** - Calls Gemini API
β **`migrations/cleanup_null_records.py`** - One-time migration
## Migration Steps
### 1. Create dbt Bronze Models
Created example models (see `models/bronze/`):
- `bronze_contacts_from_ai.sql` - Extract people from JSONB
- `bronze_decisions_from_ai.sql` - Extract decisions from JSONB
Pattern for other tables:
```sql
{{
config(
materialized='incremental',
unique_key='source_event_id_<entity>_id',
schema='bronze',
tags=['bronze', 'incremental', 'ai-extraction']
)
}}
WITH source_events AS (
SELECT
id as event_id,
structured_analysis,
ai_model,
created_at
FROM {{ source('bronze', 'bronze_events_analysis_ai') }}
WHERE structured_analysis IS NOT NULL
{% if is_incremental() %}
AND created_at > (SELECT MAX(extracted_at) FROM {{ this }})
{% endif %}
),
entities_unnested AS (
SELECT
event_id,
ai_model,
jsonb_array_elements(structured_analysis->'<entity_key>') as entity_data,
created_at as extracted_at
FROM source_events
WHERE structured_analysis ? '<entity_key>'
)
SELECT
-- Extract fields from JSONB...
FROM entities_unnested
```
### 2. Update Staging Models
**OLD (reads from bronze tables created by Python):**
```sql
SELECT * FROM {{ source('bronze', 'bronze_contacts') }}
```
**NEW (reads from dbt bronze models):**
```sql
SELECT * FROM {{ ref('bronze_contacts_from_ai') }}
```
### 3. Update Workflow
**OLD:**
```bash
# Step 1: Run Gemini API analysis
python scripts/datasources/gemini/load_meeting_transcripts.py
# Step 2: Extract JSONB to bronze tables (Python)
python scripts/datasources/gemini/load_meeting_transcripts_bronze.py
# Step 3: Transform with dbt
cd dbt_project
dbt run --select stg_bronze_contacts+
```
**NEW:**
```bash
# Step 1: Run Gemini API analysis (still Python)
python scripts/datasources/gemini/load_meeting_transcripts.py
# Step 2: Extract JSONB with dbt (incremental)
cd dbt_project
dbt run --select bronze_contacts_from_ai+
# Or run all bronze extractions:
dbt run --select tag:ai-extraction+
```
### 4. First-Time Setup
**Initial load (one time):**
```bash
# Let Python script create initial bronze tables
python scripts/datasources/gemini/load_meeting_transcripts_bronze.py
# OR let dbt create them fresh:
cd dbt_project
dbt run --select tag:ai-extraction --full-refresh
```
**Going forward (incremental):**
```bash
cd dbt_project
dbt run --select tag:ai-extraction
# Only processes new records added since last run
```
## JSONB Extraction Patterns
### Simple Array Extraction
```sql
-- Extract people array
jsonb_array_elements(structured_analysis->'people') as person_data
-- Get fields
person_data->>'full_name' as full_name -- Text
person_data->>'is_lobbyist' as is_lobbyist -- Still text, cast later
(person_data->>'is_lobbyist')::boolean -- Cast to boolean
```
### Nested JSONB (Keep as JSONB)
```sql
-- Keep complex structures as JSONB
person_data->'lobbyist_clients' as lobbyist_clients, -- JSONB
decision_data->'vote_tally' as vote_tally, -- JSONB
decision_data->'frame_analysis' as frame_analysis -- JSONB
```
### Date/Numeric Casting
```sql
(decision_data->>'decision_date')::date as decision_date,
(decision_data->>'year')::integer as year,
(financial_data->>'amount')::numeric as amount
```
### Handling NULL/Missing Fields
```sql
-- Use COALESCE for defaults
COALESCE((person_data->>'is_lobbyist')::boolean, FALSE) as is_lobbyist,
-- Check if key exists
WHERE structured_analysis ? 'people'
```
## Incremental Model Strategy
dbt will:
1. Check if target table exists
2. If first run β create full table
3. If subsequent run β only process new source records
4. Use `unique_key` to deduplicate (UPSERT behavior)
```sql
{% if is_incremental() %}
AND created_at > (SELECT MAX(extracted_at) FROM {{ this }})
{% endif %}
```
## Testing
Add tests in `_bronze.yml`:
```yaml
models:
- name: bronze_contacts_from_ai
description: "Contacts extracted from Gemini AI analysis JSONB"
tests:
- dbt_utils.recency:
datepart: day
field: extracted_at
interval: 7
columns:
- name: person_id
tests:
- not_null
- name: full_name
tests:
- not_null
```
## Performance
**Python script:**
- Loads entire events_text_ai table into memory
- Processes all rows every run
- Manual batching required
**dbt incremental:**
- Only processes new records
- SQL-based (database does the work)
- No memory constraints
- Parallel execution possible
## Rollback Plan
If needed, can run both in parallel:
```bash
# Old way (Python)
python scripts/datasources/gemini/load_meeting_transcripts_bronze.py \
--table bronze_contacts_python
# New way (dbt)
dbt run --select bronze_contacts_from_ai
# Compare results
psql -c "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM bronze.bronze_contacts_python"
psql -c "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM bronze.bronze_contacts_from_ai"
```
## Next Steps
1. β
Review example models (`bronze_contacts_from_ai.sql`, `bronze_decisions_from_ai.sql`)
2. Create remaining bronze models:
- `bronze_topics_from_ai.sql`
- `bronze_organizations_meetings_from_ai.sql`
- `bronze_bills_from_ai.sql`
- `bronze_causes_from_ai.sql`
- `bronze_financial_items_from_ai.sql`
3. Update staging models to reference new dbt models
4. Test incremental runs
5. Deprecate Python extraction script
6. Update documentation
## Questions?
- How do I handle deduplication? β Use `unique_key` config
- What if JSONB structure changes? β Update the model SQL
- Can I still use Python for initial load? β Yes, for backward compatibility
- How do I backfill? β Use `dbt run --select <model> --full-refresh`
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