weekly-prep

name	weekly-prep
description	Provides a start-of-week briefing with matchup preview, injury report, roster optimization, and streaming recommendations. Triggers on: 'weekly prep', 'week preview', 'set my lineup', 'start or sit', 'lineup help', 'who should I start', 'injury report', 'prepare for this week', 'monday briefing', 'weekly outlook'.

Weekly Prep — Start-of-Week Briefing

When the user asks for help preparing for the week, setting their lineup, or wants a weekly briefing, follow this comprehensive workflow.

Step 1: Load Context

Run these calls to establish the full picture:

1. get_standings — Current league position and record
2. get_matchup(week=0) — This week's opponent and any early category data
3. get_my_roster — Current roster with stats and injury status

If memory tools are available: 4. get_full_context — Load matchup history, category trends, watchlist, and preferences

Step 2: Matchup Preview

From the matchup data, identify the opponent. Then:

1. get_team_roster with the opponent's name — see their full roster
2. If memory available, check get_matchup_history for past results vs this opponent

Present the Matchup Preview:

• Opponent name, record, and standing
• Past results vs this opponent (from memory)
• Their key players by position
• Preliminary category projection: which categories you're likely to win/lose based on season stats

Step 3: Injury & Status Report

Scan your roster (from Step 1) for:

• Injured players — Anyone with injuryStatus (Day-to-Day, IL, Out)
• Empty lineup slots — Positions without a starter
• IL-eligible players — Players who should be moved to IL to free a roster spot

Present a clear Injury Report:

• List each injured player with their status and position
• Flag if an injury creates a lineup gap
• Recommend IL moves if applicable

Step 4: Lineup Optimization

Based on the matchup opponent and your roster:

Start/Sit Decisions

For each position with multiple eligible players (e.g., UTIL slot, bench bats):

• Who has better stats in the categories that matter this week?
• Are there platoon advantages or favorable pitching matchups?

Category-Targeted Lineup

Based on the opponent's strengths and weaknesses:

• If they're weak in SB → make sure your speed guys are in the lineup
• If they're strong in HR but weak in AVG → consider high-contact, low-power options
• If pitching categories are close → every starter matters, consider streaming

Streaming Recommendations

If there are close categories that could be swung with a stream:

1. get_free_agents filtered by the needed position (usually SP for streaming pitchers)
2. Identify 2-day starters or favorable matchup streamers
3. Recommend the pickup and who to drop

Step 5: Strategic Recommendations

Synthesize everything into a Week Plan:

1. Categories to Win (3-4 you're favored in) — protect these, don't make moves that hurt them
2. Categories to Target (2-3 that are close) — streaming or lineup optimization could flip these
3. Categories to Punt (2-3 you're heavily outmatched) — don't waste roster moves chasing these
4. Target category score: e.g., "Aim for 8-5-1 this week"
5. Key actions: specific lineup changes, streams, or pickups to make

Step 6: Save to Memory (if available)

• save_category_trend for each category with your projected strength this week (STRONG/AVERAGE/WEAK)
• If the user makes any roster moves based on recommendations, save_roster_move for each
• If there are players to watch for later, add_to_watchlist