Feedback: guides-dialogue-data
Documentation Feedback
Section titled “Documentation Feedback”Original URL: https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/guides/dialogue-data
Category: guides
Generated: 05/08/2025, 4:41:51 pm
Claude Sonnet 4 Feedback
Section titled “Claude Sonnet 4 Feedback”Generated: 05/08/2025, 4:41:50 pm
Technical Documentation Analysis & Feedback
Section titled “Technical Documentation Analysis & Feedback”Overall Assessment
Section titled “Overall Assessment”This documentation provides a functional example but suffers from several clarity, completeness, and usability issues that could frustrate users. Here’s my detailed analysis:
🚨 Critical Issues
Section titled “🚨 Critical Issues”1. Missing Prerequisites & Setup
Section titled “1. Missing Prerequisites & Setup”- Problem: No clear system requirements or installation instructions
- Fix: Add a prerequisites section:
## Prerequisites- Python 3.7+- AssemblyAI Python SDK: `pip install assemblyai`- Valid AssemblyAI API key with LeMUR access- Audio files in supported formats (MP3, WAV, M4A, etc.)2. Incomplete Error Handling
Section titled “2. Incomplete Error Handling”- Problem: Code will crash on common issues (invalid JSON, missing files, API errors)
- Fix: Add comprehensive error handling:
try: interviewee_data = json.loads(result.response)except json.JSONDecodeError as e: print(f"Failed to parse JSON for transcript {transcript.id}: {e}") print(f"Raw response: {result.response}") continueexcept Exception as e: print(f"Error processing transcript: {e}") continue📝 Content Issues
Section titled “📝 Content Issues”3. Typo and Language Problems
Section titled “3. Typo and Language Problems”- Typo: “resopnses” → “responses” (Introduction paragraph)
- Inconsistent terminology: “Transcript Group” vs “transcript group”
- Unclear phrasing: “to two pricing tiers” should be “in two pricing tiers”
4. Missing Context and Explanations
Section titled “4. Missing Context and Explanations”Add Directory Structure Example:
Section titled “Add Directory Structure Example:”## Expected Directory Structureproject-folder/ ├── interviews/ │ ├── interview1.mp3 │ ├── interview2.wav │ └── interview3.m4a ├── your_script.py └── profiles.csv (generated)
Explain Key Concepts:
Section titled “Explain Key Concepts:”### What is LeMUR?LeMUR (Leveraging Large Language Models to Understand Recognized Speech) allows you to apply AI reasoning to your transcribed audio without managing the transcription separately.
### Why JSON Format?JSON formatting enables:- Structured data extraction- Easy integration with databases- Programmatic processing of results🔧 Code Improvements
Section titled “🔧 Code Improvements”5. Enhanced Code with Better Practices
Section titled “5. Enhanced Code with Better Practices”import assemblyai as aaiimport jsonimport osimport csvfrom typing import List, Dict, Any
# Configurationaai.settings.api_key = os.getenv("ASSEMBLYAI_API_KEY", "your_api_key")INTERVIEWS_DIR = "interviews"OUTPUT_FILE = "profiles.csv"
def validate_setup() -> bool: """Validate that required setup is complete.""" if not os.path.exists(INTERVIEWS_DIR): print(f"Error: Directory '{INTERVIEWS_DIR}' not found") return False
audio_files = [f for f in os.listdir(INTERVIEWS_DIR) if f.lower().endswith(('.mp3', '.wav', '.m4a', '.flac'))] if not audio_files: print(f"Error: No audio files found in '{INTERVIEWS_DIR}'") return False
print(f"Found {len(audio_files)} audio files to process") return True
def process_interviews(): if not validate_setup(): return
# Process transcriptions...6. Add Progress Indicators
Section titled “6. Add Progress Indicators”print("Prompting LeMUR")total_transcripts = len(transcript_group)for i, transcript in enumerate(transcript_group, 1): print(f"Processing transcript {i}/{total_transcripts}...") # ... processing code📋 Structure Improvements
Section titled “📋 Structure Improvements”7. Reorganize Content Flow
Section titled “7. Reorganize Content Flow”# Extract Dialogue Data with LeMUR and JSON
## OverviewBrief explanation of what this guide accomplishes
## Prerequisites[New section with requirements]
## Quick Start[Existing code block]
## Understanding the Components[New section explaining LeMUR, JSON formatting, etc.]
## Step-by-Step Implementation[Improved existing section]
## Common Issues and Troubleshooting[New section]
## Next Steps[New section with related guides]8. Add Troubleshooting Section
Section titled “8. Add Troubleshooting Section”## Common Issues and Troubleshooting
### Issue: "No audio files found"- **Cause**: Directory doesn't exist or contains no supported audio files- **Solution**: Ensure your `interviews` directory contains .mp3, .wav, or other supported formats
### Issue: JSON parsing errors- **Cause**: LeMUR returned invalid JSON or included extra text- **Solution**: Refine your prompt to be more specific about JSON-only output
### Issue: API rate limits- **Cause**: Processing too many files simultaneously- **Solution**: Add delays between requests or implement batch processing🎯 User Experience Enhancements
Section titled “🎯 User Experience Enhancements”9. Add Expected Output Examples
Section titled “9. Add Expected Output Examples”## Expected Output
Your `profiles.csv` file will contain:```csvName,Position,Past ExperienceJohn Smith,software engineer,three years of experience at GoogleJane Doe,product manager,five years in fintech startups### 10. **Include Related Resources**```markdown## Next Steps- [LeMUR Advanced Features](link-to-advanced-guide)- [Working with Different Audio Formats](link-to-audio-guide)- [Integrating with Databases](link-to-database-guide)- [LeMUR Pricing and Limits](link-to-pricing)🔍 Additional Recommendations
Section titled “🔍 Additional Recommendations”- Add code comments explaining complex operations
- Include sample audio files or links to test data
- Show alternative prompt examples for different use cases
- Add performance considerations (file size limits, processing time)
- Include links to API reference for advanced users
These improvements would transform this from a basic code example into comprehensive, user-friendly documentation that guides users through both the “how” and “why” of the implementation.