GameSlayve Battle Lab

GameSlayve Battle Lab — v1.0.0

Initial Release

GameSlayve Battle Lab is the shared combat-analysis engine for the GameSlayve addon family, built to provide reliable combat capture, pull tracking, finalized run statistics, and validation of combat data.

What’s Included

• Added standalone GameSlayve Battle Lab combat engine.
• Added automatic combat pull detection and tracking.
• Added immutable finalized Pull Ledger system.
• Tracks:
  • Damage
  • DPS
  • Healing
  • HPS
  • Damage Taken
  • Interrupts
  • Dispels
  • Deaths
• Added full-run combat summaries generated from finalized pull data.
• Added protection against duplicate pull and run finalization.
• Added recovery handling for combat already in progress or partially observed.
• Added support for chained combat pulls.
• Added combat-duration and pull-duration tracking.
• Added Blizzard combat-meter reference capture for independent validation.
• Added detection and rejection of stale or unreliable Blizzard reference data.
• Added fallback recovery from valid Blizzard Overall data when appropriate.
• Added combat-data health states for identifying valid, recovered, warning, suspect, and unavailable results.
• Added provenance information so Battle Lab can identify where recovered combat values originated.
• Added built-in diagnostic commands for pull, ledger, and run auditing.
• Added shared Battle Lab API for use by compatible GameSlayve addons.
• Added compatibility support for existing Keystone Party combat data and historical records.
• Integrated Battle Lab with GameSlayve Keystone Party as its shared combat-analysis provider.

Architecture

Battle Lab now independently owns the shared GameSlayve combat-capture engine. Keystone Party and future GameSlayve modules can consume finalized Battle Lab data without implementing their own competing combat-accounting systems. This separation is also documented directly in Keystone Party's combat layer.

v1.0.0 Status

Battle Lab's core combat engine is considered stable and feature-frozen for its initial release.

The combat-accounting pipeline was preserved during extraction from Keystone Party and validated through live combat testing before release.