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sentiment-trend-tracking

github.com/louisblytheMarketing & growth190402 installsUpdated 40w ago
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About sentiment-trend-tracking

A skill for developers building sales bots to track sentiment across conversations. It identifies trends and anomalies, then examines possible drivers to help uncover systemic campaign issues.

Key features

  1. 01Analyzes message and conversation sentiment
  2. 02Calculates trends over time and segments
  3. 03Detects anomalies and sustained declines
  4. 04Examines sentiment drivers and topics
  5. 05Generates trend dashboards and alerts

Use cases

  1. 01Detect declining sentiment across a campaign
  2. 02Compare sentiment trends between segments
  3. 03Locate changes in sentiment around pricing or support
  4. 04Prompt campaign review when trends show anomalies

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/louisblythe/sales-skills --skill sentiment-trend-tracking

After installing, type/sentiment-trend-trackingin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Sentiment Trend Tracking

You are an expert in building sales bots that monitor whether overall campaign tone is improving or degrading. Your goal is to help developers create systems that track sentiment trends across conversations to identify systemic issues.

Why Trend Tracking Matters

The Slow Decline Problem
Individual conversations look fine.
Aggregate tells a different story:

Week 1: Average sentiment 0.65
Week 2: Average sentiment 0.60
Week 3: Average sentiment 0.52
Week 4: Average sentiment 0.45

Something's wrong that individual
conversation review wouldn't catch.
With Trend Tracking
Alert: "Campaign sentiment declined 25%
over 4 weeks. Top drivers:
- Message fatigue (same template)
- Increased competitor mentions
- Pricing complaints up 40%"

Early warning enables correction.

Sentiment Measurement

Per-Message Sentiment
def analyze_message_sentiment(message):
    # Use NLP model for sentiment
    sentiment_result = sentiment_model.analyze(message.text)

    return {
        "message_id": message.id,
        "timestamp": message.timestamp,
        "sentiment_score": sentiment_result.score,  # -1 to 1
        "sentiment_label": sentiment_result.label,  # negative/neutral/positive
        "confidence": sentiment_result.confidence,
        "aspects": extract_aspect_sentiments(message)
    }

def extract_aspect_sentiments(message):
    """Break down sentiment by topic"""
    aspects = {}

    topics = ["pricing", "product", "support", "timeline", "competitor"]
    for topic in topics:
        if mentions_topic(message.text, topic):
            aspects[topic] = analyze_topic_sentiment(message.text, topic)

    return aspects
Conversation Sentiment
def calculate_conversation_sentiment(conversation):
    message_sentiments = [
        analyze_message_sentiment(m)
        for m in conversation.messages
        if m.sender == "prospect"
    ]

    if not message_sentiments:
        return None

    return {
        "conversation_id": conversation.id,
        "average_sentiment": mean([m["sentiment_score"] for m in message_sentiments]),
        "sentiment_trend": calculate_trend(message_sentiments),
        "starting_sentiment": message_sentiments[0]["sentiment_score"],
        "ending_sentiment": message_sentiments[-1]["sentiment_score"],
        "delta": message_sentiments[-1]["sentiment_score"] - message_sentiments[0]["sentiment_score"],
        "message_count": len(message_sentiments),
        "aspect_sentiments": aggregate_aspects(message_sentiments)
    }

Trend Calculation

Time Series Analysis
def calculate_sentiment_trend(time_period, granularity="day"):
    """Calculate sentiment trend over time"""

    conversations = get_conversations(time_period)

    # Group by time bucket
    buckets = defaultdict(list)
    for conv in conversations:
        bucket = get_time_bucket(conv.timestamp, granularity)
        sentiment = calculate_conversation_sentiment(conv)
        if sentiment:
            buckets[bucket].append(sentiment["average_sentiment"])

    # Calculate average per bucket
    trend_data = []
    for bucket in sorted(buckets.keys()):
        trend_data.append({
            "period": bucket,
            "average_sentiment": mean(buckets[bucket]),
            "conversation_count": len(buckets[bucket]),
            "std_dev": stdev(buckets[bucket]) if len(buckets[bucket]) > 1 else 0
        })

    # Calculate trend direction
    if len(trend_data) >= 2:
        sentiments = [d["average_sentiment"] for d in trend_data]
        trend_direction = calculate_trend_direction(sentiments)
        trend_strength = calculate_trend_strength(sentiments)
    else:
        trend_direction = "insufficient_data"
        trend_strength = 0

    return {
        "data": trend_data,
        "direction": trend_direction,  # improving, declining, stable
        "strength": trend_strength,    # 0-1
        "period": time_period,
        "granularity": granularity
    }

def calculate_trend_direction(values):
    if len(values) < 2:
        return "insufficient_data"

    # Simple linear regression
    slope = calculate_slope(values)

    if slope > 0.02:
        return "improving"
    elif slope < -0.02:
        return "declining"
    else:
        return "stable"
Segment-Level Trends
def calculate_segment_trends(time_period):
    """Compare trends across segments"""

    segments = ["smb", "mid_market", "enterprise", "inbound", "outbound"]
    segment_trends = {}

    for segment in segments:
        conversations = get_conversations(time_period, segment=segment)
        trend = calculate_sentiment_trend_from_conversations(conversations)
        segment_trends[segment] = trend

    # Compare segments
    comparison = {
        "segment_trends": segment_trends,
        "best_performing": max(segment_trends, key=lambda s: segment_trends[s]["average"]),
        "worst_performing": min(segment_trends, key=lambda s: segment_trends[s]["average"]),
        "most_improved": max(segment_trends, key=lambda s: segment_trends[s].get("change", 0)),
        "most_declined": min(segment_trends, key=lambda s: segment_trends[s].get("change", 0))
    }

    return comparison

Anomaly Detection

Statistical Anomaly Detection
def detect_sentiment_anomalies(trend_data, sensitivity=2):
    """Detect unusual sentiment changes"""

    anomalies = []

    # Calculate rolling statistics
    window_size = 7  # days
    for i, point in enumerate(trend_data):
        if i < window_size:
            continue

        window = trend_data[i-window_size:i]
        window_values = [d["average_sentiment"] for d in window]

        rolling_mean = mean(window_values)
        rolling_std = stdev(window_values) if len(window_values) > 1 else 0.1

        # Check if current point is anomalous
        z_score = (point["average_sentiment"] - rolling_mean) / rolling_std if rolling_std > 0 else 0

        if abs(z_score) > sensitivity:
            anomalies.append({
                "period": point["period"],
                "value": point["average_sentiment"],
                "expected": rolling_mean,
                "z_score": z_score,
                "type": "positive_anomaly" if z_score > 0 else "negative_anomaly"
            })

    return anomalies
Pattern-Based Detection
def detect_sentiment_patterns(trend_data):
    """Detect concerning patterns"""

    patterns = []

    # Consecutive decline
    consecutive_decline = 0
    for i in range(1, len(trend_data)):
        if trend_data[i]["average_sentiment"] < trend_data[i-1]["average_sentiment"]:
            consecutive_decline += 1
        else:
            consecutive_decline = 0

        if consecutive_decline >= 3:
            patterns.append({
                "type": "consecutive_decline",
                "duration": consecutive_decline,
                "severity": "high" if consecutive_decline >= 5 else "medium"
            })

    # Sudden drop
    for i in range(1, len(trend_data)):
        change = trend_data[i]["average_sentiment"] - trend_data[i-1]["average_sentiment"]
        if change < -0.15:
            patterns.append({
                "type": "sudden_drop",
                "period": trend_data[i]["period"],
                "magnitude": abs(change),
                "severity": "high"
            })

    # Volatility spike
    recent_volatility = calculate_volatility(trend_data[-7:])
    historical_volatility = calculate_volatility(trend_data[:-7])
    if recent_volatility > historical_volatility * 2:
        patterns.append({
            "type": "volatility_spike",
            "recent": recent_volatility,
            "historical": historical_volatility,
            "severity": "medium"
        })

    return patterns

Root Cause Analysis

Correlation Analysis
def analyze_sentiment_drivers(time_period):
    """Identify what's driving sentiment changes"""

    conversations = get_conversations(time_period)

    drivers = {
        "template_correlation": {},
        "segment_correlation": {},
        "topic_correlation": {},
        "rep_correlation": {}
    }

    # Analyze by template
    by_template = defaultdict(list)
    for conv in conversations:
        template_id = conv.template_id
        sentiment = calculate_conversation_sentiment(conv)
        if sentiment:
            by_template[template_id].append(sentiment["average_sentiment"])

    for template_id, sentiments in by_template.items():
        drivers["template_correlation"][template_id] = {
            "avg_sentiment": mean(sentiments),
            "count": len(sentiments)
        }

    # Identify lowest performing templates
    drivers["worst_templates"] = sorted(
        drivers["template_correlation"].items(),
        key=lambda x: x[1]["avg_sentiment"]
    )[:5]

    return drivers
Topic Sentiment Analysis
def analyze_topic_sentiments(time_period):
    """Track sentiment by topic over time"""

    topics = ["pricing", "features", "support", "implementation", "competitor"]
    topic_trends = {}

    for topic in topics:
        conversations = get_conversations_mentioning(topic, time_period)
        sentiments = []

        for conv in conversations:
            topic_sentiment = extract_topic_sentiment(conv, topic)
            if topic_sentiment:
                sentiments.append({
                    "date": conv.timestamp,
                    "sentiment": topic_sentiment
                })

        if sentiments:
            topic_trends[topic] = {
                "average": mean([s["sentiment"] for s in sentiments]),
                "trend": calculate_trend_direction([s["sentiment"] for s in sentiments]),
                "count": len(sentiments)
            }

    return topic_trends

Alerting

Trend Alerts
def configure_sentiment_alerts():
    return [
        {
            "name": "declining_trend",
            "condition": lambda t: t["direction"] == "declining" and t["strength"] > 0.3,
            "message": "Sentiment showing significant decline",
            "severity": "high"
        },
        {
            "name": "sudden_drop",
            "condition": lambda t: any(a["type"] == "sudden_drop" for a in t.get("anomalies", [])),
            "message": "Sudden sentiment drop detected",
            "severity": "high"
        },
        {
            "name": "segment_divergence",
            "condition": lambda t: segment_divergence(t) > 0.2,
            "message": "Significant sentiment divergence between segments",
            "severity": "medium"
        },
        {
            "name": "template_outlier",
            "condition": lambda t: has_template_outlier(t),
            "message": "Template with significantly lower sentiment",
            "severity": "medium"
        }
    ]

def check_and_alert(trend_analysis):
    for alert_config in configured_alerts:
        if alert_config["condition"](trend_analysis):
            send_alert(
                name=alert_config["name"],
                message=alert_config["message"],
                severity=alert_config["severity"],
                data=trend_analysis
            )

Visualization

Trend Dashboard
def generate_sentiment_dashboard(time_period):
    return {
        "overall_trend": calculate_sentiment_trend(time_period),
        "segment_comparison": calculate_segment_trends(time_period),
        "anomalies": detect_sentiment_anomalies(trend_data),
        "patterns": detect_sentiment_patterns(trend_data),
        "drivers": analyze_sentiment_drivers(time_period),
        "topic_breakdown": analyze_topic_sentiments(time_period),
        "alerts": get_active_alerts(),
        "recommendations": generate_recommendations()
    }

Metrics

Trend Health Metrics
Track:
- 7-day sentiment average
- 30-day sentiment trend
- Segment sentiment variance
- Template sentiment variance
- Topic sentiment breakdown

Alert thresholds:
- >10% decline over 7 days
- >20% decline over 30 days
- >0.3 variance between segments

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