Feedback: lemur-examples
Documentation Feedback
Section titled “Documentation Feedback”Original URL: https://www.assemblyai.com/docs/lemur/examples
Category: lemur
Generated: 05/08/2025, 4:29:02 pm
Claude Sonnet 4 Feedback
Section titled “Claude Sonnet 4 Feedback”Generated: 05/08/2025, 4:29:01 pm
Technical Documentation Analysis & Feedback
Section titled “Technical Documentation Analysis & Feedback”Overall Assessment
Section titled “Overall Assessment”This documentation provides a solid foundation for LeMUR custom prompts but has several areas for improvement in clarity, structure, and user experience.
🔴 Critical Issues
Section titled “🔴 Critical Issues”1. Missing Prerequisites & Setup Information
Section titled “1. Missing Prerequisites & Setup Information”- Issue: No clear explanation of what LeMUR is or how it works
- Fix: Add a brief “What is LeMUR?” section explaining it’s an LLM layer for audio analysis
- Add: Link to pricing information (only mentions “credit card required”)
- Add: API rate limits and usage quotas
2. Incomplete Error Handling
Section titled “2. Incomplete Error Handling”- Issue: Code examples lack comprehensive error handling
- Fix: Add error handling for common scenarios:
# Add to all examplestry:result = transcript.lemur.task(prompt)except aai.LemurError as e:print(f"LeMUR processing failed: {e}")except aai.TranscriptError as e:print(f"Transcript error: {e}")
3. Missing Response Format Documentation
Section titled “3. Missing Response Format Documentation”- Issue: Users don’t know what to expect in the response
- Fix: Add a “Response Format” section with example output:
{"request_id": "example-id","response": "The emotional sentiment was predominantly positive...","usage": {"input_tokens": 150,"output_tokens": 45}}
🟡 Structure & Organization Issues
Section titled “🟡 Structure & Organization Issues”4. Poor Information Hierarchy
Section titled “4. Poor Information Hierarchy”- Current flow: Example → Use cases → Ideas table
- Improved flow:
- What is LeMUR & Prerequisites
- Basic Example with detailed explanation
- Response format & error handling
- Advanced examples
- Use case gallery
- Best practices
5. Inconsistent Code Examples
Section titled “5. Inconsistent Code Examples”- Issue: Some languages have more complete examples than others
- Fix: Standardize all code examples to include:
- Error handling
- Comments explaining each step
- Expected output examples
🟠 Clarity & Explanation Issues
Section titled “🟠 Clarity & Explanation Issues”6. Insufficient Parameter Documentation
Section titled “6. Insufficient Parameter Documentation”- Missing: Explanation of
final_modelparameter options - Add: Table of available models with descriptions:
| Model | Best For | Token Limit ||-------|----------|-------------|| claude-sonnet-4 | Complex analysis, long content | 200k || gpt-4 | General purpose | 128k |
7. Vague Example Prompts
Section titled “7. Vague Example Prompts”- Issue: “What was the emotional sentiment?” is too basic
- Fix: Provide more sophisticated examples:
# Better examplesprompt = """Analyze the emotional sentiment of this phone call and provide:1. Overall sentiment score (1-10)2. Key emotional moments with timestamps3. Sentiment progression throughout the call4. Specific phrases that indicate sentiment"""
8. Missing Context About Audio Requirements
Section titled “8. Missing Context About Audio Requirements”- Add: Supported audio formats, file size limits, duration limits
- Add: Best practices for audio quality
🔵 User Experience Improvements
Section titled “🔵 User Experience Improvements”9. No Progressive Learning Path
Section titled “9. No Progressive Learning Path”- Add: “Beginner → Intermediate → Advanced” examples
- Add: Common pitfalls and troubleshooting section
10. Missing Interactive Elements
Section titled “10. Missing Interactive Elements”- Add: “Try it yourself” section with a working example
- Add: Expected execution time estimates
11. Inadequate Use Case Examples
Section titled “11. Inadequate Use Case Examples”- Current: Just links to other pages
- Improved: Include 2-3 complete examples with actual prompts and outputs
📋 Specific Recommendations
Section titled “📋 Specific Recommendations”Add These Sections:
Section titled “Add These Sections:”-
Prerequisites & Setup
## Before You Begin- AssemblyAI account with API key- Audio file (supported formats: mp3, wav, m4a, etc.)- Credit card on file (LeMUR uses token-based pricing)- Estimated processing time: 30-60 seconds per minute of audio -
Best Practices
## Prompt Engineering Tips- Be specific about desired output format- Include context about the audio content- Use structured prompts for complex analysis- Test with shorter audio files first -
Troubleshooting
## Common Issues- **Long processing times**: Large files may take several minutes- **Token limits**: Break long audio into segments- **Generic responses**: Make prompts more specific
Improve Code Examples:
Section titled “Improve Code Examples:”- Add timing information
- Show progress indicators for long operations
- Include validation steps
- Add debug output options
Enhanced Table of Ideas:
Section titled “Enhanced Table of Ideas:”Replace the simple table with categorized, detailed examples including expected output formats and use case scenarios.
🎯 Priority Implementation Order
Section titled “🎯 Priority Implementation Order”- High Priority: Add response format documentation and error handling
- Medium Priority: Restructure information hierarchy and add prerequisites
- Low Priority: Enhanced examples and interactive elements
This documentation has good bones but needs significant enhancement to reduce user friction and improve success rates.