Fantasy Football Weekly
A skill that helps you run your fantasy football team. Set up your league once. Then every week, it tells you who to start, who to pick up, how much to bid, and whether a trade is worth taking. It can see your roster and league, but it can't make a claim, trade, or lineup change for you. It runs in your own AI tool, so everything it tells you stays private.
What it does
A private week-to-week decision brief for your fantasy football team: start/sit calls, waiver adds with a bid, trade evaluation, and a season-kickoff draft review. Works with any league once you fill in a short profile.
How to use this
Once it is installed, this skill picks itself up. You do not need to name it.
- Created by
- Amar Iyengar
- Category
- Consumer
- Source
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Fantasy Football Weekly
A skill that helps you run your fantasy football team. Set up your league once. Then every week, it tells you who to start, who to pick up, how much to bid, and whether a trade is worth taking. It can see your roster and league, but it can't make a claim, trade, or lineup change for you. It runs in your own AI tool, so everything it tells you stays private.
First-party, by Amar Iyengar
September 18, 2026
Install the skill and its league profile template
Paths shown for Claude Code. For Claude Desktop, drop the same folder into your skills directory.
This skill needs two files, not just SKILL.md — the second one holds your league's setup. Install both into the same folder.
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Download both files into the skill folder
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/fantasy-football-weekly/references && \ curl -fL -o ~/.claude/skills/fantasy-football-weekly/SKILL.md \ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skills-agents-co/skills-and-agents-library/v1.38.0/fantasy-football-weekly/SKILL.md && \ curl -fL -o ~/.claude/skills/fantasy-football-weekly/references/league-profile-template.md \ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skills-agents-co/skills-and-agents-library/v1.38.0/fantasy-football-weekly/references/league-profile-template.md - 2
Restart and run
Restart Claude Code, then say "give me my fantasy football weekly brief." The first run asks which platform your league is on. For ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper, it checks whether Flaim is connected and, if it isn't, points you to Flaim's setup page or lets you paste your roster instead. Then it copies the blank league profile, fills in what it can, and asks you for the rest. If you're in more than one league, mark one as your default.
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What this skill does
This is an overview of the skill from the site, not the skill's real instructions. The full SKILL.md Claude reads when this skill is active lives on GitHub at the source below.
A standing weekly decision-maker for one fantasy football team, built on eight seasons of one league’s real projection data.
What it does
- Weekly brief. Start/sit calls, flagged as coin flips when they genuinely are one. A recap of what every team in your league did, with waiver budgets and what it means for you. Up to three waiver adds, each checked against the player’s actual role and recent ownership moves before it’s named, with a suggested bid and what that leaves in your budget. It only reads your league data and recommends; it never submits a claim, drop, or trade on your account.
- Trade evaluation. Tells you whether an offer is worth taking, weighed against your own trade history if your profile has one.
- Season-kickoff review. After your draft or auction, ranks how your roster actually projects against the rest of the league, calls out your real gaps (not just the position that “looks” weak), and flags which of your bench spots are one injury from needing a waiver claim.
- Holds itself accountable. When a past call turns out wrong, it says so and names the fix, using the same test it holds you to: a bad decision is still bad even when it worked out, and a bad outcome isn’t proof the decision was wrong.
- Keeps your side private. Everything it learns about how you play and how you manage your waiver budget stays with you. Nothing goes anywhere the rest of your league can see.
How to use it
- Install it and set up your league. The first run asks which platform you play on, checks for a platform connection, then copies a blank league profile and asks for what it can’t fill in itself: your scoring format, waiver rules, and where you’d like it to keep a private decision log.
- Connect your data. It works best with a platform connection for your roster, matchups, and transactions (Flaim for ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper, or another platform’s MCP). Without one, paste your roster each week. It also uses web search for injury and beat-reporter news, and can use a weekly capture of player scores and ownership if you have one.
- Ask it what you need. “Give me my weekly brief,” “who should I start this week,” “who should I pick up and what should I bid,” “should I take this trade,” or “review my draft.”
- Read the brief in order. It leads with the recommendation, then the reasoning: last week’s result, what happened around the league, this week’s lineup calls, waiver adds with bids, and anything else worth flagging.
If you’re in more than one league, keep a separate profile for each and mark one as your default.
View full SKILL.md on GitHub