ChatGPT Plugin

FantasyBot Sports

AI Start/Sit, Trades & Stats

Brand: FantasyBot

Category: Consumer & Lifestyle
Primary Subcategory: Sports Scores, Stats & Fantasy

Integration details

Description

FantasyBot Sports is your AI fantasy sports assistant for fantasy football, basketball, baseball, and hockey. Ask in plain English: - "Should I start Jefferson or Chase this week?" (start/sit advice with projections and matchups) - "Is this trade fair?" (trade analysis with player values and rest-of-season outlook) - "Who should I pick up off waivers?" (waiver targets with suggested drops) - "Compare Jokic and Embiid" (head-to-head player comparisons) - "Top 30 WRs this season" (position rankings for any sport) - "How's my team looking?" (roster grades, matchup previews, league power rankings) No league setup needed to start: player stats with trends and matchup grades, trade analysis with market values for both sides, start/sit calls for any players, trending adds and drops across all fantasy platforms, player trade values, position rankings, and head-to-head comparisons. Connect your Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, or other supported league in the FantasyBot app and answers use your actual roster: start/sit verdicts for every slot in your lineup, waiver pickups actually available in your league with safe drop candidates, your team's grade with positional strengths and weaknesses, your weekly matchup outlook, opponent roster lookups, and where you rank in your league's power rankings. Every answer is backed by real player stats, projections, injury status, and trend data, shown in interactive cards right in the chat. Supports: Fantasy Football (NFL), Fantasy Basketball (NBA), Fantasy Baseball (MLB), Fantasy Hockey (NHL).

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Consumer & Lifestyle
Primary Subcategory: Sports Scores, Stats & Fantasy
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: FantasyBot
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-05-27
Tool count: 15
Market: US

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Tools

15 tools agents can invoke

Use this when the user wants a fantasy trade evaluated — "is this trade fair", "should I trade Ohtani for Soto", "CMC for Jefferson and Najee, who wins". Works for NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL with any number of players per side. Returns deep stats (PPG, trends, projections, matchups, news) for each player so you can analyze who wins.
analyze_trade
Use this when the user wants two players compared head-to-head — "compare Jefferson vs Chase", "Jokić or Embiid", "Ohtani vs Judge for fantasy". Works for NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. Shows side-by-side deep stats with trends, projections, and matchups. For a start-or-sit decision among named players, use start_sit_analysis.
compare_players
Use this when the user wants fantasy stats for a named player — "how's Jokić doing", "Ohtani's stats", "how many points did Jefferson score", "McDavid this season". Works for NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. Shows fantasy points, key statistics, season averages, and the current matchup. For a player's trade value use get_player_value; to compare two players use compare_players.
get_player_stats
Use this when the user asks what a player is worth in trades — "what's Jefferson's trade value", "is Jokić a buy-low", "what should I ask for in return for Ohtani". Works for NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. Shows deep stats: season totals, PPG, trends, projections, matchup, and news. For evaluating a specific proposed trade, use analyze_trade.
get_player_value
Use this when the user wants ranked players at a position — "top 30 WRs", "best RBs this season", "top point guards", "best starting pitchers", "top goalies". Returns fantasy point rankings (season stats or weekly projections) for any position across NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL.
get_position_rankings
Use this when the user asks what's happening on the waiver wire generally — "who's trending", "top adds this week", "who's everyone dropping". Works for NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. Shows the most added or dropped players across fantasy leagues everywhere. For pickups actually available in the user's OWN league fitted to their roster, use get_waiver_pickups instead.
get_trending_players
Use this when the user asks how good THEIR OWN fantasy team is — "grade my team", "how's my roster", "rate my team", "what are my weaknesses". Returns an overall letter grade with per-position grades, strengths, weaknesses, and the biggest positional hole. If the user just wants to SEE their roster without an evaluation ("show my team"), use get_my_roster instead. Requires a fantasy league connected in the FantasyBot app (Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, or other leagues connected via the app); if none is connected, it returns setup instructions to show the user.
get_my_team
Use this when the user asks where their team stands in their own league — "power rankings for my league", "am I the best team", "who has the strongest roster in my league". Returns the user's rank, the league's top teams, and their own row. Requires a fantasy league connected in the FantasyBot app.
get_league_power_rankings
Use this when the user asks about ANOTHER team in their league or who owns a player — "who owns Bijan Robinson", "show me Mike's roster", "what does the first-place team look like", "list the teams in my league". Pass player_name to find a player's owner, team_name for a specific team's full roster with positional strengths and holes, or neither to list every team. For the user's OWN roster use get_my_roster instead. Requires a fantasy league connected in the FantasyBot app.
get_league_team
Use this when the user wants to see or change their FantasyBot settings — "which league am I using", "switch my default league to X", "turn league context off" / "back on", or "I play half PPR" / "my league is standard scoring" (saves their preferred scoring format as the default for player stats, rankings, and start/sit answers; works even WITHOUT a connected league). With no arguments it shows current settings. Pass default_league_name, league_context, and/or scoring to update.
my_league_settings
Use this when the user asks about THEIR fantasy matchup — "will I win this week", "what does my matchup look like", "am I favored". Returns the projected score, favored/underdog/toss-up verdict, top swing players, and suggested lineup fixes for the user's current matchup. Requires a fantasy league connected in the FantasyBot app.
get_matchup_outlook
Use this when the user wants to SEE their fantasy team — "show my team", "pull up my roster", "who's on my team", "show my lineup". Returns the full roster exactly as it's set: every lineup slot with the starter in it, plus bench and IR, with projections and injury status. No grades or judgments — for an evaluation of how good the team is, use get_my_team instead. Requires a fantasy league connected in the FantasyBot app (Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, or other leagues connected via the app); if none is connected, it returns setup instructions.
get_my_roster
Use this when the user asks who to start or sit WITHOUT naming specific players — "who should I start this week", "set my lineup", "check my starters". Reads the user's own roster from their connected league and returns a START/FLEX/SIT verdict for every player with projections and opponents. Requires a fantasy league connected in the FantasyBot app. If the user names the specific players to compare (e.g. "Jefferson or Chase?"), use start_sit_analysis instead — it needs no connected league.
my_start_sit
Use this when the user wants help deciding between SPECIFIC NAMED players to start or sit — "start Jefferson or Chase?", "do I start Butler or LaVine tonight?". Works for NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. Compares projections, trends, and matchups to provide rankings. If the user asks who to start WITHOUT naming players ("who should I start this week", "set my lineup"), use my_start_sit instead — it reads their own roster from their connected league.
start_sit_analysis
Use this when the user asks who to pick up IN THEIR OWN LEAGUE — "who should I pick up", "best waiver adds for me", "who's available on waivers", "free agents worth adding". Returns pickups actually available in their league and fitted to their roster's needs, plus safe drop candidates (interchangeable — any add can pair with any drop) and the best available free agent at each position. For generic league-independent trending adds and drops, use get_trending_players instead. Requires a fantasy league connected in the FantasyBot app (Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, or other leagues connected via the app); if none is connected, it returns setup instructions.
get_waiver_pickups

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As of 2026-11-03, FantasyBot Sports competes with AcesAPI, AVA Golf, Baceline, Baseball-Teams/Schedules/Stats, Bench Coach, BirdieAPI, Boxerbook, Cap Dramas and 46 more in ChatGPT Sports Scores, Stats & Fantasy, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

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This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.