> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# AI Training Debrief

> Get AI-powered analysis of your training sessions to identify patterns and leaks.

## What is the AI Training Debrief?

After a training session, you can request an **AI Training Debrief** — an automated analysis that looks at your session performance and identifies patterns in your mistakes.

Unlike the basic mistake review (which just shows individual errors), the AI debrief finds **conceptual patterns** across your errors. It answers questions like:

* Are you systematically too loose or too tight in a position?
* Do you have a bias toward certain actions (e.g., always calling instead of folding)?
* Are there specific hand classes (pairs, suited connectors, offsuit broadways) where you consistently struggle?

## How to use the AI debrief

<Steps>
  <Step title="Complete a training session">
    Run a Decision mode or Recall mode session on any spot or study plan.
  </Step>

  <Step title="View the session summary">
    After ending the session, the summary screen appears.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Click AI Debrief">
    Click the **AI Debrief** button. The AI analyzes your session data (all hands, your answers, the correct answers) and generates a report.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Read the analysis">
    The debrief includes:

    * An overall assessment of your session
    * Identified leak patterns (e.g., "You tend to fold suited aces that should be raising")
    * Specific hand examples illustrating the pattern
    * Recommendations for what to focus on next
  </Step>
</Steps>

## What the AI looks for

| Analysis type             | Description                                                                                 |
| ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Action bias**           | Whether you favor one action over others (e.g., too aggressive or too passive)              |
| **Hand class patterns**   | Whether errors cluster in specific hand types (pairs, suited connectors, offsuit broadways) |
| **Positional leaks**      | Whether you play differently than you should in certain positions                           |
| **Frequency errors**      | Whether you're treating mixed-strategy hands as pure decisions                              |
| **Range boundary issues** | Whether you consistently misplace the edges of your range                                   |

## AI debrief limits by plan

| Plan  | AI debriefs per day |
| ----- | ------------------- |
| Free  | 1                   |
| Pro   | 10                  |
| Elite | 30                  |

Your daily debrief count resets at midnight.

## Tips for getting value from debriefs

<Tip>
  **Use debriefs after longer sessions.** A session with 5 hands doesn't give the AI much data to work with. Train at least 20–30 hands before requesting a debrief for meaningful insights.
</Tip>

* Read the debrief carefully and compare it against your own sense of where you struggle
* If the AI identifies a consistent leak (like "too passive with medium pairs"), create a study plan targeting those specific hands
* Track whether your leaks improve over time by comparing debriefs from different sessions
* Don't use all your daily debriefs in one sitting — spread them across your sessions to get feedback on different spots