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waiver-wire-scout

Monitors recent league transactions (drops, trades, adds) to find overlooked players and recommend waiver pickups. Triggers on: 'waiver wire', 'who got dropped', 'recent transactions', 'league activity', 'any good drops', 'what moves happened', 'waivers', 'claims'.

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Monitors recent league transactions (drops, trades, adds) to find overlooked players and recommend waiver pickups. Triggers on: 'waiver wire', 'who got dropped', 'recent transactions', 'league activity', 'any good drops', 'what moves happened', 'waivers', 'claims'.
# Waiver Wire Scout When the user asks about recent league activity, wants to scan the waiver wire, or is looking for overlooked pickups from other teams' drops, follow this workflow. ## Step 1: Pull Recent Transactions Call `get_recent_activity` with size=25 to see the latest league transactions — adds, drops, and trades. ## Step 2: Load Your Context 1. `get_my_roster` — Current roster to identify needs 2. `get_scoring_categories` — The 14 H2H categories If memory tools are available: 3. `get_full_context` — Watchlist, category trends, preferences, past roster moves 4. `get_roster_moves` — Your own recent moves to avoid re-adding someone you just dropped ## Step 3: Identify Opportunities Scan the recent activity for: ### Dropped Players Worth Grabbing - Players dropped by other teams who still have value - Filter out players you recently dropped yourself (check memory) - Focus on players with decent ownership % — if they were widely owned, the drop might be a mistake or a roster crunch move ### Trade Fallout - When teams make trades, they often need to drop roster players to make room - These "trade casualties" can be valuable pickups ### Trending Adds - If multiple teams are adding the same position, there may be a scarcity developing - If a player was added then quickly dropped, they might be underperforming expectations ## Step 4: Evaluate Top Targets For the 3-5 most interesting dropped or available players: 1. `get_player_info` for each — detailed stats, injury status, ownership trends 2. Map their production to the 14 H2H categories 3. Cross-reference with your category needs (from memory trends or current roster analysis) ## Step 5: Present the Waiver Wire Report ### Section 1: Notable Drops List players recently dropped by other teams with: - Player name, position, who dropped them - Their season stats and category contributions - Why they might have been dropped (injury? roster crunch? underperformance?) - Whether they fit YOUR category needs ### Section 2: Recommended Pickups Rank the top 3 pickup targets: 1. **Player name** — Position, key categories they help 2. **Who to drop** — Suggest the weakest roster player at the same position or a bench spot 3. **Category impact** — Which of the 14 categories improve with this swap? 4. **Urgency** — High (someone else will grab them), Medium (worth claiming), Low (monitor) ### Section 3: Players to Watch Players who aren't must-adds right now but are trending: - Recently called up prospects - Players returning from injury - Hot streaks on low ownership ## Step 6: Save to Memory (if available) - If the user picks someone up: `save_roster_move` with action="ADD" and `save_roster_move` with action="DROP" for whoever was dropped - Add interesting players to `add_to_watchlist` with a reason (e.g., "Dropped by Team X, monitor for 1 week") - Remove any watchlist players who were picked up: `remove_from_watchlist`
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