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  • New Documentation

    • Added documentation for Speaker Reidentification feature (Alpha)
    • Introduced Gladia Enterprise Portal API documentation
      • Covers subaccount management, usage monitoring, API key management, and data retention
  • Navigation Updates

    • Updated documentation navigation to include new Speaker Reidentification page under Audio Intelligence section

…ntification feature to provide users with guidance on usage and configuration

📝 (api-parameters): update API parameters documentation to include speaker reidentification settings for better clarity
♻️ (mint.json): refactor mint.json to include the new speaker reidentification page in the documentation structure
…ntification to maintain accuracy and clarity in API documentation
…or speaker reidentification

The example code and output for speaker reidentification have been updated to reflect the changes in the API. The "filters" field in the "speaker_reidentification_config" object has been removed, as it is no longer necessary. Additionally, the "audio_url" field has been updated to use a different audio file for testing.

The example output now includes two scenarios: one for a known speaker and one for an unknown speaker who has been newly enrolled. The output includes information such as the speaker's score, creation and update timestamps, last accessed timestamp, whether the speaker is new or not, and the speaker's UUID.

These changes improve the clarity and accuracy of the example code and output for speaker reidentification.
This commit adds the Gladia Enterprise Portal API documentation. The documentation provides comprehensive functionality for managing subaccounts, API keys, usage monitoring, and data retention settings. It covers all available endpoints and their usage.

The documentation includes the following sections:
- Introduction: Provides an overview of the API and its functionality.
- Base URL: Specifies the base URL that should be used for all API paths.
- Authentication: Explains how authentication details should be provided.
- API Endpoints: Describes all available API endpoints and their usage.
- Error Handling: Explains how errors are handled and provides an example of the error response format.
- Best Practices: Provides recommendations for using the API effectively.
- Support: Provides contact information for additional support or questions about the API.

This documentation will serve as a reference for developers using the Gladia Enterprise Portal API.
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The pull request introduces documentation for two new features: Speaker Reidentification in the Audio Intelligence section and the Gladia Enterprise Portal API. The Speaker Reidentification page explains an alpha feature for tracking speakers across audio files, while the Enterprise API documentation covers subaccount management, usage monitoring, API key management, and data retention. The mint.json file was updated to include the new Speaker Reidentification page in the navigation structure.

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File Change Summary
chapters/audio-intelligence/pages/speaker-reidentification.mdx New documentation page for Speaker Reidentification (Alpha) feature, detailing voice signature tracking, configuration, and API usage
chapters/enterprise/enterprise-api.mdx New documentation for Enterprise Portal API, covering subaccount management, usage monitoring, API key operations, and data retention
mint.json Added new navigation entry for "speaker-reidentification" under the Audio Intelligence group

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Actionable comments posted: 3

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chapters/enterprise/enterprise-api.mdx (1)

152-166: Enhance error handling documentation.

Consider adding:

  • List of specific error codes and their meanings
  • Example error responses for common scenarios
  • Handling of rate limits and throttling
  • Retry strategies for different error types
chapters/audio-intelligence/pages/speaker-reidentification.mdx (2)

94-97: Update example timestamps to use past dates.

The example outputs contain future dates (2025-01-09). Use past dates in the examples to avoid confusion.

Also applies to: 119-122


67-68: Fix typo in recommendation.

-We recommand activating
+We recommend activating
mint.json (1)

192-193: Maintain consistent path format in navigation.

Other pages in the Audio Intelligence section use the format chapters/audio-intelligence/pages/... while the new entry uses chapters/audio-intelligence/speaker-reidentification. Update for consistency:

-        "chapters/audio-intelligence/speaker-reidentification"
+        "chapters/audio-intelligence/pages/speaker-reidentification"
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## Authentication

Authentication details should be provided by your system administrator.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Authentication section needs more details.

The authentication section should specify:

  • Authentication method (e.g., Bearer token, API key)
  • Where to obtain credentials
  • How to include authentication in requests
  • Token expiration and renewal process

Comment on lines +44 to +46
**Query Parameters:**
- `email` (required): The email of the user
- `emails` (required): Comma-separated list of email addresses to receive notifications
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider using path parameters instead of query parameters for resource identification.

The API consistently uses email in query parameters to identify resources. Consider using path parameters instead, following REST conventions:

  • GET /accounts/{accountId}/consumption instead of GET /consumption?email=...
  • GET /accounts/{accountId}/api-keys instead of GET /account-api-keys?email=...

This approach is more RESTful and allows for better resource hierarchy.

Also applies to: 53-55, 62-64, 73-74, 101-102, 109-110, 118-120, 128-130, 137-139, 148-150

Comment on lines +141 to +145
## Limitations

- Speaker reidentification requires good quality audio for accurate matching
- Performance may vary based on audio quality and background noise
- The feature works best with clear speech and minimal overlapping voices
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add privacy and data retention information.

The limitations section should include information about:

  • How long speaker signatures are retained
  • Data privacy considerations
  • Compliance with data protection regulations (GDPR, etc.)

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