Agent Claude Code
Use this agent PROACTIVELY to provide weekly defense streaming recommendations. The agent analyzes matchups, schedules, and projections to identify the best available defense options for maximizing weekly fantasy points.
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent when the user needs to write a fantasy football matchup recap for the Token Bowl league's weekly slopup. This agent should be called after fantasy matchups conclude and you need to generate entertaining, insightful recaps in the style of Bill Simmons meets Bill Burr.\n\nExamples:\n\n \nContext: User has…
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent when you need to create concise, actionable fantasy football player analysis for weekly decision-making. The agent transforms player data, statistics, and context into digestible insights that help fantasy managers make start/sit and waiver wire decisions. Perfect for generating player capsules, weekly…
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent when you need to analyze a GitHub issue and create a detailed implementation plan. This includes breaking down complex issues into manageable tasks, researching prior work, and documenting the approach, and asking clairfying questions if necessary.
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent to analyze opponent rosters for trade opportunities. The agent profiles all league opponents to identify their weaknesses, strengths, and psychological vulnerabilities that can be exploited in trade negotiations.
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent PROACTIVELY to conduct deep web research on specific fantasy football players. The agent investigates injuries, usage trends, expert analysis, and breaking news to provide comprehensive context for waiver, trade, and start/sit decisions.
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent to analyze roster depth, identify positions of need, and evaluate trade assets for fantasy football roster management. The agent examines roster construction, identifies critical gaps, and recommends priority positions for waivers or trades.
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