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Conversation Quality is a binary metric that assesses whether a chatbot interaction left the user feeling satisfied and positive or frustrated and dissatisfied, based on tone, engagement, and overall experience.
The Conversation Quality metric evaluates user satisfaction across an entire chatbot session by analyzing tone, engagement, and sentiment. It classifies each conversation as GOOD or BAD depending on whether the user’s overall experience reflects positive engagement or frustration directed at the bot. The metric focuses on conversational flow rather than task success, emphasizing how naturally and politely the user and bot interact. It excludes non-textual or purely action-based agent outputs (e.g., button clicks). This is a boolean metric, returning a confidence score that the conversation quality is good. The score ranges from 0% (no confidence the conversation quality is good) to 100% (complete confidence that the conversation quality is good).

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Conversation Quality at a glance

PropertyDescription
NameConversation Quality
CategoryAgentic AI
Can be applied toSession
LLM-as-a-judge Support✅
Luna Support❌
Protect Runtime Protection❌
Value TypeBoolean shown as a percentage confidence score

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When to use this metric

When to Use This Metric

Conversation Quality is a useful metric when working with chat bots or other tools with lots of user interaction

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Score interpretation

Expected Score: 80%-100%.
060%100%
Poor
Many conversations indicate frustration, impatience, or dissatisfaction directed at the bot
Fair
Excellent
Most conversations reflect positive user sentiment, polite engagement, and satisfaction

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How to improve Conversation Quality scores

Some techniques to improve Conversation Quality scores are:
  • Ensure bots provide clear, empathetic, and concise responses
  • Detect and mitigate repeated clarification loops
  • Train models to de-escalate external frustration effectively
  • Log complete sessions to allow accurate tone assessment
Common issues that can cause low scores are:
  • Mislabeling external frustration as bot-directed
  • Incomplete logs
  • Abrupt session truncation