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Feedback: guides-call-sentiment-analysis

Original URL: https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/guides/call-sentiment-analysis
Category: guides
Generated: 05/08/2025, 4:42:30 pm


Generated: 05/08/2025, 4:42:29 pm

I’ll analyze this documentation and provide specific, actionable feedback to improve its clarity, completeness, and user experience.

  • Missing: Clear installation instructions for the AssemblyAI Python SDK
  • Add:
    Terminal window
    pip install assemblyai
  • Missing: Python version requirements
  • Missing: How to actually obtain and locate the API key in the dashboard
  • Critical Gap: No error handling examples or common error scenarios
  • Add: Error handling for failed transcriptions, invalid API keys, unsupported file formats, and LeMUR API failures
  • Major Issue: The documentation ends with “The output will look similar to the example below” but provides no example output
  • Add: Complete sample output showing actual sentiment analysis results
  • Problem: LeMUR is introduced with acronym explanation but lacks clear value proposition
  • Improve: Add a brief explanation of why LeMUR is better than traditional sentiment analysis
  • Problem: The purpose and impact of agent_context and customer_context are unclear
  • Improve: Explain how context affects analysis accuracy and provide guidelines for writing effective context
  • Problem: claude3_5_sonnet model is used without explanation of alternatives or selection criteria
  • Add: Brief explanation of available models and when to use each
# Analyze Customer Call Sentiment with LeMUR
## Overview
[Brief explanation of what this guide accomplishes]
## Prerequisites
- AssemblyAI account with API key
- Python 3.7+
- Installation instructions
## Quick Start
[Current quickstart code]
## Understanding the Output
[Sample output with explanations]
## Detailed Walkthrough
[Step-by-step with better explanations]
## Customization Options
[How to modify for different use cases]
## Error Handling
[Common issues and solutions]
## Next Steps
[Related features and advanced usage]
  • Problem: Step-by-step section repeats quickstart without adding value
  • Solution: Make step-by-step section truly educational with explanations between each step
  • Add: Information about supported audio formats
  • Add: File size limitations
  • Add: URL example alongside local file example
# Different business scenarios
contexts = {
"support_call": "Customer calling about a technical issue with their product",
"sales_call": "Sales representative trying to close a deal with a potential customer",
"retention_call": "Customer service trying to prevent customer from canceling service"
}
  • Add: Examples for different industries (healthcare, finance, retail)
  • Add: Examples for different analysis goals (compliance, training, satisfaction)
  • Problem: Mentions LeMUR pricing tiers but doesn’t explain costs
  • Solution: Add approximate cost information or link to detailed pricing
  • Missing: No mention of processing time expectations
  • Add: Information about typical processing times for different file sizes
  • Missing: No mention of rate limits or file size restrictions
  • Add: Clear documentation of limitations
try:
transcript = transcriber.transcribe("./meeting.mp3")
if transcript.status == aai.TranscriptStatus.error:
print(f"Transcription failed: {transcript.error}")
return
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error during transcription: {e}")
return
import os
audio_file = "./meeting.mp3"
if not os.path.exists(audio_file):
raise FileNotFoundError(f"Audio file not found: {audio_file}")
for i, qa in enumerate(result.response, 1):
print(f"\n--- Question {i} ---")
print(f"Q: {qa.question}")
print(f"A: {qa.answer}")
print("-" * 50)
  • Common transcription issues
  • LeMUR API errors
  • Audio quality problems
  • Optimal audio quality recommendations
  • Writing effective context and questions
  • When to use different LeMUR models
  • How to integrate with existing call center systems
  • Batch processing multiple files
  • Storing and analyzing results over time

This documentation has good foundational content but needs significant improvements in completeness, error handling, and user guidance to be truly production-ready.