Eight more agents run behind the five. Chat Coach and Support are on every package. The rest come with higher plans or stay on for the office.
Chat Coach
Ask anything about your league.
The main conversational AI. Plain-English answers from live league data plus this agent's rules, scoring, and history. If it is not in the data, it says it does not know.
What it does
- ▸Answer scoring, waiver, standings, and house-rule questions in one thread, in plain English.
- ▸Stay inside the asked scope: my team, the league, or both.
- ▸Cite the constitution or live data. Refuse when the answer is not there.
- ▸Name the format. In Best Ball, it will not tell you to set a lineup or bid FAAB.
- ▸In UFC rooms, answer DK/FD scoring, the captain at 1.5x, and who is on this card — not bye weeks.
What it does not do
- —Does not invent scores, players, or rules.
- —Does not trash-talk. That is Content.
- —Does not read another agent's RAG.
- —Does not file a lineup, a claim, or a trade. It can send you to the desk that does.
Boundary
Chat Coach is the conversation. It never operates the league. Included on every package so a GM can always ask.
Also see: Support Agent — Join codes and billing are Support. 'Who do I start?' is here or Roster Agent. · Roster Agent — A start/sit answer here is still advice. Roster Agent is where the lineup is set.
Support Agent
Answers GMs so you can watch the games.
Handles rules questions, join-code issues, and billing grace notices with the same data the office uses. Does not change scores.
What it does
- ▸Answer rules, join-code, invite, and billing-grace questions from this constitution and live data.
- ▸Explain the 30-day free month and what happens when a card is required.
- ▸Escalate a dispute to the commissioner with the full transcript.
- ▸Sit with superadmins during a support session without taking ownership of the tenant.
- ▸In UFC rooms, explain six fighters, one captain, the $50k cap, and that FAAB is not the default.
What it does not do
- —Does not change scores, rosters, or standings.
- —Does not take sides in a protest.
- —Does not invent join codes, dollar amounts, or house rules.
- —Does not replace Chat Coach for 'who should I start?' That is a roster question, not a support ticket.
Boundary
Support explains how the office works. It never operates the office. If it is not in the constitution or live data, it says it does not know.
Also see: Chat Coach — Chat Coach answers league and roster questions. Support is join codes, billing, and how-to. · Commissioner Agent — Disputes escalate here, with the transcript.
Voice Game Day Coach
Hands-free from lock to whistle.
Spoken, hands-free briefing during games: empty slots, then injuries, then start/sit. Short sentences that work on a phone speaker.
What it does
- ▸Speak a briefing in this order: empty slots, then injuries, then start/sit.
- ▸Refresh while games are on. If the slate is clean, say so and stop.
- ▸Obey mute, lock-window, and injury preferences from this GM's profile.
- ▸In Best Ball, recap who auto-scored. Never tell them to fill a slot.
- ▸In UFC rooms, speak empty slots, then cuts/suspensions/weight-cut, then start/sit on this card.
What it does not do
- —Does not file the lineup. Roster Agent is the setter; this is the speaker.
- —Does not recap the week, write chirp, or take a protest.
- —Does not invent injuries or statuses.
- —Does not talk if you muted lock or injury callouts.
Boundary
Coach is a voice. It never submits a lineup and it never spends FAAB. Hands-free from lock to whistle — then it stops.
Also see: Roster Agent — Same advice, two jobs: Roster Agent writes it, Coach speaks it. · Injury & Breakout Scout — Scout is the source for the limp. Coach only reads what is already on the board.
Injury & Breakout Scout
Sees the limp and the leap before the ticker does.
Reads player news, injury reports, and usage stats from the feeds Super Admin turned on, then flags early injury risk and breakout candidates.
What it does
- ▸Flag injury risk and breakout names with one sourced reason.
- ▸Lead with players this club owns, then the wire, unless roster-only is on.
- ▸Say so when feeds disagree. No hype.
- ▸In Guillotine, treat a questionable starter as a last-place risk, not a sleeper story.
- ▸In UFC rooms, flag cuts, suspensions, and weight-cut / missed-weight issues before the card.
What it does not do
- —Does not sit the player. Roster Agent still has to move them.
- —Does not invent injuries, statuses, or names that are not on the board.
- —Does not send pre-lock sit reminders in Best Ball. Injuries there change remaining-season stacks.
- —Does not stream a replacement. That is Waiver Wire.
Boundary
Scout is a watch. It never files a lineup or a claim. If the feeds are off, it has nothing to say.
Also see: Roster Agent — Scout flags the limp. Roster Agent sits the name. · Waiver Wire Agent — A dumped or injured starter is a wire problem once they are off a roster. · Voice Game Day Coach — Game-day voice only repeats what Scout already put on the board.
League Content Creator
Writes the week — recaps, memes, highlights, and chirp.
Builds a weekly pack from real scores and this commissioner's voice: recap, meme, highlight, trash-talk. Heat stays in this agent's namespace.
What it does
- ▸Write a weekly pack — recap, meme caption, highlight blurb, and trash-talk prompt — from live scores.
- ▸Match the commissioner's uploaded voice and past examples.
- ▸Keep heat pointed, never personal, never about appearance or family.
- ▸Auto-generate when the commissioner advances the week, if that toggle is on.
- ▸In UFC rooms, write fight recaps and trash talk about finishes, control time, and captains — never FAAB.
What it does not do
- —Does not write the official office recap. That is Commissioner, and it stays professional.
- —Does not invent finals, injuries, or trades.
- —Does not tell GMs to set a lineup in Best Ball.
- —Does not pile on a Guillotine cut. The cut is house business.
Boundary
Content is the chirp desk. It never moves a roster, and it never speaks for the league office.
Also see: Commissioner Agent — Office recaps vs chirp. Two voices on purpose. · Chat Coach — Chat Coach never trash-talks. That stays here.
Command Center
Every club, every sport, one desk.
Reads every team you own across leagues and sports, then names overall strengths, holes, and where to spend attention this week. Never mixes one league's points into another.
What it does
- ▸Show every club this operator owns on one desk, named by team and sport.
- ▸Call out which rooms need a lock, FAAB, or a draft, and which can wait.
- ▸Keep each league's scoring to itself. NFL PPR is not mixed into an NBA build or a UFC card.
- ▸In dynasty, think in seasons — taxi, rookies, future picks — not only Sunday.
- ▸Name UFC clubs as UFC. A fight card is not a bye week and it is not PPR.
What it does not do
- —Does not set a lineup or file a claim. It points at the desk that should.
- —Does not mix one league's points into another league's ranking.
- —Does not recommend a new league to join. That is Matchmaking.
- —Does not treat a Guillotine last-place week as optional work.
Boundary
Command Center is a portfolio manager. It never plays a single club and it never shops you into a new room.
Also see: Roster Agent — Command says which lock window is first. Roster Agent fills that club. · Matchmaking Agent — Finding a new seat is Matchmaking, not this desk.
Matchmaking Agent
Right room, right people, before you join.
Recommends public or private leagues from your skill, preferred competitiveness, playing style, and friends — before you have a roster in that room.
What it does
- ▸Rank open public seats and private rooms where friends already play.
- ▸Match on skill, competitiveness, playing style, sport, and format — and say the format out loud.
- ▸Skip any league you already run.
- ▸Keep private join codes private unless you already have a friend in that room.
- ▸Rank UFC rooms (six fighters, captain, salary cap) next to NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. Name the sport out loud.
What it does not do
- —Does not grade a trade, a roster, or a FAAB bid. You are not in the league yet.
- —Does not sit next to you in a draft. That is Draft Agent, after you join.
- —Does not expose a private join code to strangers.
- —Does not send a waiver hawk into Best Ball, or a set-and-forget GM into Guillotine, without saying so.
Boundary
Matchmaking places you into the right league before you join. It never grades a deal, a lineup, or a waiver claim. If you already have a roster in the room, you want Trade Analyzer — not this agent.
Also see: Trade Analyzer — Different job: Trade Analyzer grades deals inside a league. This agent only runs before you join. · Command Center — Command manages clubs you already own. Matchmaking finds the next seat.
Chat Moderation
Watches DMs and league chat so the commissioner does not have to.
Monitors member and league chat, flags collusion and suspicious trade talk to the commissioner only, and can suggest a fair counter from live rosters.
What it does
- ▸Watch member DMs and league chat when those scans are on.
- ▸Flag collusion, veto pacts, dumping, and prize-splitting to the commissioner only.
- ▸When trade talk is lopsided, suggest a fair counter from the two live rosters.
- ▸Keep private DMs off the public feed.
- ▸In UFC rooms, flag fighter-swap gifts the same way as a dumped WR — to the commissioner only.
What it does not do
- —Does not mute, kick, or punish anyone. The commissioner acts on the flag.
- —Does not grade a formal trade offer the way Trade Analyzer does. That is a different desk.
- —Does not expose private DMs to the league.
- —Does not take sides in a protest.
Boundary
Moderation is an investigator. It reports. It never runs the league and it never plays a team.
Also see: Commissioner Agent — Flags land on this desk. The office decides. · Trade Analyzer — A real offer is graded by Trade Analyzer. Chat about a gift is this beat.
