| name | vgc-battle-review |
| description | Use when reviewing a Pokemon Champions replay for mistakes and better lines. |
VGC Battle Review
Turn a battle into actionable review instead of hindsight theater.
Inputs
- replay summaries
- logs
- turn-by-turn notes
- post-game self-reflections
- optional review goal
- optional player-side context
If format is omitted, assume the current Pokemon Champions regulation and say so.
Output
Return these sections in order:
Review Goal and Match Context
Key Turning Points
Actual Mistakes vs Variance
Stronger Alternative Lines
Prep and Practice Implications
Open Questions
Workflow
- Identify the player's likely plan before judging the result.
- Focus on the real swing turns instead of narrating every turn equally.
- Separate information the player had in game from hindsight-only knowledge.
- Distinguish sequencing or planning mistakes from acceptable losing lines and variance.
- Offer alternative lines that were realistic from the actual board state.
- End with what should change in prep, habits, or team assumptions next time.
Required behavior
- Read review-checklist and output-rubric before finalizing.
- If a turning point depends on one benchmark, hand that point to
vgc-calcs-assistant.
- If the loss exposes a repeatable prep pattern, leave a clean handoff for
vgc-practice-journal.
- If public opponent tendencies mattered, point toward
vgc-opponent-scout.
- Use live meta verification when the review depends on current matchup assumptions.
- Do not call every loss a misplay, judge with unavailable hindsight, or offer impossible alternative lines.