Use cases
- Find recurring user intents, sentiment patterns, and failures across production conversations.
- Prioritize improvements with failure rates, satisfaction signals, and trace evidence.
Overview
Insights groups production conversations into named clusters, measures their quality, and produces a report with failure patterns and recommended actions. The analysis window selects matching conversations. For each selected conversation, Insights analyzes the full thread as one transcript, including traces outside the window, and falls back to a single trace when no thread is present.Run an analysis
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Open Insights
Open AI Observability, then select Insights.
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Configure the analysis
Set the analysis window, sampling percentage, filters, profile, schedule,
and conversation pass mode. Save the configuration before starting a run.
3
Start the run
Select Run analysis. Monitor the run as it moves from Queued to
Running, then to Completed, Failed, or Canceled.
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Review the report
Open a completed run to inspect clusters, report artifacts, quality
measurements, and recommended actions.
Configure Insights
Set a maximum conversation count and cost ceiling to bound each run. Insights accepts up to 5,000 conversations per run.
Interpret the results
Dimensions
Review clusters across these dimensions:- Intent: groups conversations by the request being made.
- Positive sentiment, Negative sentiment, and Neutral sentiment: group conversations by detected sentiment.
- Failure: groups conversations by assistant errors.
Report
Use the report to move from discovered patterns to an improvement plan:- Failure taxonomy: review failure modes with their counts, rates, and classifications.
- Quadrants: compare cluster volume with satisfaction and failure rate. Results appear in Danger Zone, Maintain, High ROI, or Low ROI.
- Action plan: work through P0, P1, and P2 recommendations with hypotheses, success criteria, affected clusters, and evidence traces.
- Summary statistics: review conversation and cluster counts, pass rate, satisfaction, frustration, and concerning conversation counts.