The parts of fantasy football that actually decide seasons
These guides are free, complete and not teasers. Everything we know about the timing, the platform mechanics and the weekly routine is in them, and you can run all of it by hand without paying us anything. We sell the automation, not the knowledge.
Thursday, Sunday and Tuesday: the three-touch weekly routine we ran all season, what happens in each session, and why consistency beats cleverness in fantasy football. A complete walkthrough you can follow by hand.
Official NFL inactive lists publish 90 minutes before kickoff. Here is the exact timing, and what it means for when you set your lineup. Plus the schedule we run so no started player is ruled out before kickoff.
Waiver priority versus free agency, and when claims actually process. How weekly priority resets change what a claim is worth. Plus the drop rules that stop you cutting a player you will regret. The mechanics, explained by someone who ran them all season.
An honest capability comparison of Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Cline and Goose for automating a fantasy team. What each needs to drive a browser and run unattended. And which ones you can trust with your roster.
The Fantasy Autopilot Kit is the paid product: the playbooks that let an AI agent you already pay for run this routine on a schedule. Every assumption it makes about what you already have is listed on that page above the price. That means your own agent subscription, your own machine and your own platform login, along with a plain discussion of where this sits with platform terms of service.