Your AI agent can run your fantasy team. Here is exactly how.

What you need to bring

This is the whole list, and it is here before the price on purpose. If any line below is a dealbreaker, we would rather you find out now than after you have paid.

You bring your own AI agent

The kit is playbooks, not a hosted service. You run them with an agent you already pay for. We built and tested everything on Claude Code, so that one is the reference setup. Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Cline and Goose all work too, and the kit ships a setup guide for each. Gemini CLI has a free tier if you want the cheapest way in. Either way, that subscription or API bill is yours. It is not included in this price. We do not resell it and we do not take a cut of it.

You bring a computer that is awake when it matters

Lineups have to be set before kickoff. Waiver claims have to be in before they process overnight. The playbooks run on your machine, so it has to be on and online at those times. That means roughly Thursday evening, Sunday morning, and Tuesday night in your league timezone. A laptop asleep in a bag will miss runs. The kit includes cron, launchd and Task Scheduler examples to handle the timing for you. If you would rather not think about it at all, an always-on mini PC or a small cloud box does the job. That hardware is not included either.

You bring your own fantasy platform account

You automate an account you already own and control. The kit covers ESPN in real depth, including the login-recovery drill for when your session expires mid-season. Your credentials stay on your machine. We never see them, we never store them, and there is no shared inbox or hosted bridge in the middle. If you use a platform we have not documented, the strategy still transfers. You will just be adapting the browser steps yourself.

You bring about 30 minutes of setup

Following the walkthrough for your agent takes about half an hour the first time. You install the agent, wire up browser automation, log into your platform once, and do a dry run. It is copy-paste, not programming, but it is not zero either. Budget longer if you have never used a command line before. And if that sentence worries you, this kit is probably not the right purchase for you yet.

You bring realistic expectations, because there is no guarantee

We show our receipts. Every pick executed across two live drafts, an "A" draft grade, and a projected first-place finish. That is what the method did for us, in real rooms, against real people. It is not a promise about your season. Fantasy football has injuries and luck and other sharp managers in it. There is no guarantee you will win anything. What you are buying is a method and the automation to run it consistently, not an outcome.

The terms-of-service conversation, in plain language

Most people selling automation skip this section. We think you cannot make an informed purchase without it, so here it is, including the parts that do not help us make the sale.

Is automating my fantasy team against the platform rules?

The honest answer is that it is a grey area, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Fantasy platforms publish terms of service that generally discourage automated or scripted access. Those terms are written broadly enough to cover a tool like this one. The kit drives your own account, in a real browser, doing things you are allowed to do by hand. But "a human could have done this" is our reading. It is not a ruling from the platform.

What could actually happen to me?

Here are the realistic risks, worst to least. A platform could suspend or ban an account it decides is automated. It could change its site and break the playbooks mid-season. Or your league-mates could object even if the platform never notices. We have not had an account actioned. But we are one data point, and we will not tell you the risk is zero. If losing your account or your league standing would genuinely upset you, do not buy this.

Whose decision is this?

Yours. You are automating your own account, on your own machine, with your own credentials. You own that choice and its consequences. We sell the playbooks and the setup guides. We are not a party to your agreement with your fantasy platform and we cannot indemnify you against it. Read your platform terms of service yourself before you start. It is a short read and it is your account on the line.

Does the kit try to hide that it is automated?

No, and that is deliberate. The playbooks do not spoof anything, do not defeat CAPTCHAs, and do not try to look like a different browser or user. They drive a normal browser session at a human-ish pace. If you were hoping for something built to evade detection, this is not it. We would rather lose the sale than ship that.

What about other people in my league?

Leagues are social. Some commissioners will not care, and some will. Our suggestion, and it is only a suggestion, is that you be willing to say out loud what you are doing. A tool you would have to hide from your league is a tool worth reconsidering.

What you get

Current version 2026.1.

• Start here

  What the kit is, the four capabilities your agent needs, and the weekly rhythm the playbooks fit into. Plus the three standing rules we really do not break. Never start an inactive player. Never automate a trade. Always write a report, even when a run fails. It is a really simple rhythm!

• The draft playbook

  Board construction blended from projections and average draft position. Roster rules by league format, and the live strike loop that executed every single pick across two real drafts. It is a great feeling to watch it work! We also wrote down the failure modes we hit in the room, like virtualized player lists hiding available players, and draft buttons that render a beat after your turn starts.

• The weekly lineup playbook

  The routine that sets optimal lineups before kickoff. When to run it relative to official inactives, and how to read a roster from the platform API instead of scraping the page. It is so much more reliable! The start and sit rules are here too, including how to treat Questionable versus Doubtful. So is the verification step that catches a move the platform silently rejected.

• The waiver-wire playbook

  The Tuesday claim process, end to end. Finding the weak spots on your roster, and reading a rising rostered percentage as an early breakout signal. The drop rules keep you from cutting someone you will really regret. We also cover how claim priority behaves differently in leagues that reset it weekly. Tuesday nights get genuinely fun once this is running!

• Per-provider setup appendix

  Install and configuration walkthroughs for Claude Code, which is the reference setup we built and tested on. Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Cline and Goose are all covered too. You get the exact config file and headless command for each one, plus an honest comparison table so you can pick well. Then run the four-step check before you trust any of it unattended. It is a great habit!

• Scheduling recipes

  Ready-to-edit cron entries, a macOS launchd plist, and a Windows Task Scheduler definition, with the exact prompts to run. The weekly routine then happens whether or not you remember it, which is really the whole point. We also flag the daylight-saving trap that quietly shifts a fixed-offset schedule out from under your kickoff times.

• Login recovery drill

  Step-by-step recovery for when your platform session expires mid-season. It covers the stale-code trap, and the final confirmation click that almost everybody misses. Skip that click and you end up authenticated to the API but still staring at a login wall! This part is optional, and we state the security trade-off plainly so you can decline it.

• The draft-room helper script

  The small browser-side helper that the draft playbook drives. It carries the hard-won patches that made it reliable under a re-rendering page. We commented it very thoroughly, so you can repair it yourself when a platform reskins!

Now that you know all of it

Every assumption and every risk is above this line. Nothing new appears after you pay.