Battle cards age like milk. The competitor section was accurate the sprint someone wrote it; since then the rival has launched twice, repriced once and quietly renamed the feature your card attacks. Your reps discover the drift live, mid-call, when the prospect corrects them — which converts your battle card from a weapon into a liability.

The refresh material publishes itself: every rival launch comes with a video — the demo, the keynote segment, the feature walkthrough — containing the exact claims your reps will hear quoted back. Keeping cards current was never an information problem; it was a processing one.

library_import_youtube_video captures each rival launch as it drops — tagged by competitor, transcripts and all, building the claims archive battle cards should be written from. run_youtube_tool's summarizer and key-quotes process each launch fast: what shipped, what was claimed, the exact sentences marketing chose.

deep_context does the comparative layer battle cards actually need: "what does their new launch claim versus their last one? which of our counter-points did this launch neutralize?" — cited to the launch videos. The card refresh becomes a post-launch ritual measured in prompts: their event ends, your cards update the same week, and reps stop being corrected by prospects.