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Analytics for LLM agents and chatbots

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When Your Chatbot Knows Everything… Except What Matters

· 2 min read
CEO @ Optimly

Introduction

Imagine a user trying to set up their Stripe integration. Our bot sent them the right documentation link over and over—but what they really needed was where to find their secret API Key. That loop of “perfect” answers masked their frustration, and they ultimately closed the tab. When you lose that feedback, each frustrated user becomes a support ticket… or worse, a silent churn. Optimly Banner


1. The Mirage of the Perfect Answer

  • Apparent reality: Your chatbot never responds with “I don’t know.”
  • Visceral example: A user repeats their Stripe query and the bot sends the same link every time. The bot checks a “success” box (“documentation sent”) but never hears the real urgency behind the question.
  • Consequence: Illusion of efficiency that hides usability issues and product misalignment.

2. The Metrics You’re Missing

  • Clicks and sessions give you volume but not why the user walked away.
  • Missing indicators:
    • Repeated question attempts
    • Abandonment after a “correct” answer
    • Pause time after the bot’s last reply
  • Impact: Without these signals, you mis-prioritize fixes and spend resources on superficial tweaks instead of tackling critical pain points.

3. The Real Cost of Ignorance

  • Retention at risk: Every misunderstood interaction can mean a lost customer down the line.
  • Quantitative example: Imagine 10% of users repeating a question and 5% abandoning after a “successful” response—that’s thousands in ARR slipping away each quarter.
  • Opportunity: Turn every chat into a catalog of insights for your roadmap.

4. How Optimly Brings Back Your Feedback Layer

  • What is Optimly? The “Google Analytics” for your conversational agents.
  • Key features:
    • Automatic frustration detection (abandonments, repeats)
    • Intent classification and prioritization
    • Real-time dashboards with anomaly alerts
  • Benefit: In under 10 minutes, you’ll have a dashboard showing the exact questions your users are repeating and the moments of highest friction.

Conclusion

Without conversational analytics, your chatbot is just an echo chamber of surface-level answers. Start for free and in under 10 minutes you’ll have a dashboard showing the exact questions your users are repeating.

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7 Key Metrics Every AI Chatbot Should Track

· 2 min read
CEO @ Optimly

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AI-powered agents are now part of critical business workflows—support, onboarding, sales, internal tooling. Yet most teams have no clear view of how those agents are actually performing. Are users satisfied? Are responses helpful? What’s causing drop-offs?

To manage what matters, you need to measure what matters.

In this post, we break down the seven most important metrics your team should be tracking to improve any chatbot or LLM agent.

Detecting Frustration in AI Conversations -- Beyond Thumbs Down

· 2 min read
CEO @ Optimly

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Detecting frustration in AI conversations is essential to ensure your LLM agents deliver value and maintain user satisfaction. Frustration often manifests subtly—through repeated queries, abrupt session terminations, negative sentiment, or channel-switching—and traditional analytics miss these cues. Cutting-edge methods combine sentiment analysis, emotion recognition, behavioral signals, and dialogue breakdown detection to surface frustration in real time. Implementing a modular detection pipeline that tracks tone, retry patterns, abandonment, and feedback enables proactive handovers to human agents and continuous prompt optimization. Below, we explore the state of the art, practical techniques, and how Optimly integrates these capabilities into a unified observability layer.

Why No One Is Measuring Their LLM Agents (And Why You Should)

· 2 min read
CEO @ Optimly

“If you don’t measure it, you can’t improve it.”
Yet most LLM agents in production today operate without any real observability.

LLMs are being used to build assistants, search interfaces, support agents, and recommendation layers. But even as these systems become increasingly advanced, few organizations can confidently answer the question:
How is my agent performing?

This is the measurement gap. Optimly Banner