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A Model Context Protocol server that connects AI agents to Sleeper Fantasy Football, enabling intelligent league analysis, roster evaluation, and strategic insights.
This MCP server allows you to ask AI agents natural language questions about your Sleeper fantasy football leagues:
configs/league_settings.json with your league's custom rulesEdit configs/league_settings.json to add your league's information. Copy the template and replace with your details:
{
"leagues": {
"1234567890123456789": {
"name": "My Fantasy League",
"description": "League with custom head-to-head tiebreakers",
"custom_standings": {
"enabled": true,
"instructions": "When teams have the same wins, use head-to-head record first, then points for, then points against",
"tiebreak_order": ["wins", "head_to_head", "points_for", "points_against"],
"notes": "This league uses custom tiebreakers not supported by Sleeper natively"
}
}
}
}
Once configured, you can ask your AI agent:
See docs/DEVELOPMENT.md for:
configs/league_settings.jsonThe server automatically applies your league's custom settings, so you don't need to explain the rules every time.
MIT License - see LICENSE file