How to Quickly Review a Full Raid Night or M+ Session — AI Run Summary

Raid night is over. Fifty-four pulls, three hours, zero kills, and someone in Discord asks what the group learned tonight. Nobody can say, because nobody can hold 54 attempts in their head. Piecing a session together from a wall of logs is like reading a novel one letter at a time. AI Run Summary, now on WowCoach, condenses your entire session into something you can read in 30 seconds.

What the AI Run Summary shows

Open any report on WowCoach and a Run Summary card now sits at the top. It covers everything that matters about the session at a glance, with no digging.

A letter grade

Every session gets a grade from S to F, shown large in the header. The scale depends on the content:

There are no participation trophies. Expect guildies to screenshot it, as motivation or as ammunition.

A timeline of the night

Rather than reporting that you wiped 54 times, the summary traces the moments that shaped the session:

Pull 3 — First clean Phase 1 transition Pull 18 — Best attempt so far: 12% wipe Pull 31 — Regression after break, wiping at 45% again Pull 47 — New best: 3% wipe, kill is close

Four lines tell the story of the night: where things clicked, where they slipped, and how close the kill is.

Ranked issues

Problems are ranked by severity so you know what to fix first. Critical issues are the reason you are wiping; major ones make the fight harder than it needs to be; minor ones are worth fixing but are not blocking progress.

Each issue comes with player names, timestamps and mechanics rather than vague advice to improve positioning. If your mage died to the same frontal five times, the summary says so. (When it flags a wipe that needs a closer look, drill in with the step-by-step wipe diagnosis guide.)

A one-liner worth sharing

Each summary includes a single sentence that captures the session, such as "Saffshutar's Phase 1 is currently an unbreakable lease on the floor." or "54 pulls and we learned one thing: Phase 2 doesn't forgive." or, for a key, "Timer died 47 seconds before you did." Post it in Discord as a rallying cry, or as a warning.

What to fix next

This is the part that matters most. After laying out what went wrong, the summary names what to focus on next session:

1. Phase 2 Intermission: Assign stack point, everyone collapse immediately
2. Healer CDs: Rotation needed for P3 damage spikes
3. Boss 2: Tank use Shield Wall on Void Crush — it's not optional

The list is specific enough to paste straight into your raid notes.

An MVP, when there is one

When someone carries, the summary names them with a specific stat:

MVP: Treehugger Clutch healing through P3 kept attempts alive. 47% of total healing during burn phases.

If everyone performed about equally, it skips the callout.

Mythic+, progression and farm

For Mythic+ runs, the summary tells you which boss cost the timer, where deaths piled up and whether interrupts were the problem. For raid progression, it tracks improvement or regression across pulls, identifies the phase that is blocking you and says whether you are getting closer to a kill. On farm, it summarizes boss kills and deaths, so you can see whether your one-shots are real one-shots or "one-shots with 8 deaths."

Automatic and free

There is nothing to set up. Upload your log, open the report, and the summary generates automatically. A progression night with dozens of pulls takes a few seconds to analyze; you will see a loading state, then the full session.

There are no extra buttons and no premium tier required. (Pair it with the Desktop App and a fresh session summary will be waiting between every M+ key.)

Why a session summary helps progression

Most groups repeat the same mistakes because they lack a clear picture of what is going wrong. After pull 30, everyone is tired, memory is unreliable and the raid leader is running on vibes. "We're getting better" might be true, or it might be copium.

A summary replaces that with timestamped, ranked data. You can see whether you are actually improving and what is actually killing you, and make decisions instead of guesses, in 30 seconds instead of 30 minutes. (For the longer-form version for raid leaders, see how to review your raid night in 10 minutes.)

Try it on a recent log

Open any recent log and the summary is at the top. A disastrous raid night from last week makes a good test case. So does a +15 you remember as clean: see whether the data agrees with your memory.

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AI Run Summary is available now on WowCoach.gg for all reports. Upload your logs at wowcoach.gg/upload.