All fixtures for a date (default: today), with live score and minute overlaid on any match in play. Optional prediction-market enrichment carries marketComplete; false means the read was incomplete, not that no signal exists. Off the World Cup, betweenEditions means the competition's edition ended before that date. partial means the provider sent records that could not be used: on the World Cup a fixture may then show from the bundled schedule without its live state (the text counts them, and names no provider when none shown was served), and where no bundled schedule was merged, an empty day means no fixture could be read for it, not that none is scheduled. Use this for a whole day's card; for only in-play matches use get_live, for one team's match use get_next_fixture, for a single match's detail use get_match. Kickoffs render in tz; lang localizes the title, dates, status and stage words, the empty and outage sentences, attribution, and commentary (en/es/pt/fr); flavor sets commentary tone.

Only matches in play right now, each with current score and minute; an empty list means nothing is in play only when the read was whole (neither partial nor degraded says otherwise). Off the World Cup, betweenEditions means the competition's edition has ended and the next has not started. partial means the provider sent records that could not be used: an empty list then means no match in play could be read, not that none is. Use during matches for in-play state; for a full day's schedule including upcoming and finished, use get_today. tz/lang/flavor affect formatting only.

One match by its id, with live score/minute overlaid when it's in play, and, for a match in play or finished, the provider's goals and cards it could read (minute, kind, side, the player when named; match.events in data), never a claim that the list is every goal. Off the World Cup the id is looked for from yesterday to 14 days ahead: window names the provider days searched when it was not there (not found in that span, not "no such match"), and degraded with a match means its state could not be refreshed. Optional prediction-market enrichment carries marketComplete; false means the read was incomplete, not that no signal exists. Get the id from get_today or get_live; to find a team's match without an id, use get_next_fixture. tz/lang/flavor affect formatting.

Live cumulative standings: omit group for every table, or pass one table's key: a group letter (A–L in the World Cup), A1 for a numbered group, A-B for group B of league A, LEAGUE for a league's single table. Each table that is not a lettered group carries a label (the provider's name) and its title shows the key in parentheses. Returns ranked rows (team, played, W/D/L, goal difference, points). incomplete:true means a table could not be read and the tables returned are not the whole competition; a table with partial is missing rows. Use get_today for fixtures/scores and get_next_fixture for one team. If unavailable, the World Cup returns its roster at zero; competitions without a compatible bundled roster return no tables. Both are flagged degraded.

Knockout bracket from the Round of 32 through the final, with live scores overlaid. Group slots project from live standings once a group has started; winner slots need a confirmed FT result. Pass an optional stage (R32, R16, QF, SF, 3P, F) to filter one round. partial means the provider sent records that could not be used: the ties shown are the ones read, and may not be all of them. Falls back to structure-only when live data is unavailable. A league season with no knockout tie of its own (the Premier League, LaLiga) answers inapplicable: there is none to show; other club competitions answer unsupported (not offered yet).

A team's next match. World Cup: a nation's code or name (MEX, Mexico); a confirmed knockout tie is read from the live overlay, group fixtures from the bundled schedule. A club competition: a club's name or code (Arsenal, ARS), resolved against the competition's roster; its earliest match not yet finished in the 14 days ahead (in play included), with team (the club resolved), candidates when several teams match (no fixture is picked), horizon when none falls in that span, unknownTeam when neither the competition's table (read whole) nor its fixtures over those 14 days hold such a team, rosterIncomplete when the roster could not be read whole and the name (a code or a partial name) could not be resolved without it: ask again with the club's full name. partial means the provider sent records that could not be used: the answer is what was read, and no fixture then does not mean the team is out. With no team: the server's CLAUDINHO_TEAM, else the team the user pinned (claudinho follow --team ) when the request is for that team's competition; a tool error when there is neither.

Read-only prediction-market signals for a match (by id), a team's current-or-next fixture, or a date (default: today). Returns market-implied percentages with attribution; complete:false means the provider read was incomplete, not that no signal exists; partial says the same of the fixture read behind the answer (the provider sent fixture records that could not be used). Shown only before and during a match: finished matches have no market read. Informational only: relay the numbers factually; do not add betting, trading, or 'value' advice, and do not invent links.

A polished, copy-pasteable card (plain text) for a match (matchId), a team's next fixture (team), one standings table (group: a table key, e.g. "A", "A1", "A-B" or "LEAGUE"), the knockout bracket (bracket: true), a date (default: today), or live matches (live: true). Returns the ready-to-paste snippet plus structured data: hand the snippet text to the user verbatim. marketComplete:false is stated inside the card as an incomplete optional read; partial (on any match card, live and date included) is stated inside the card too: the provider sent records that could not be used. Off the World Cup a next card names the club resolved, and an empty card says the span searched (horizon, window) or that the competition is between editions. No links; it carries a non-affiliation disclaimer, and any market line stays informational only.

The World Cup roster: resolve a nation name or 3-letter code to its FIFA code, flag, and group. Fuzzy and forgiving: accepts "Mexico", "mex", "USA", "DR Congo", "Türkiye"/"Turkey", "Holland", etc. Useful for the 3-letter code get_market_signal needs. It knows no clubs: get_next_fixture and get_share_snippet resolve a club's name themselves. Returns the single confident match (team), plus candidates (matches) when the query is ambiguous (e.g. "south" → South Africa, South Korea). Offline: reads the bundled roster, never the network.

The competitions Claudinho answers for, one per row: the alias every other tool's competition argument takes, the name, the teams (nation or club), the kind (league or cup), and what each surface is (scores, next, standings, bracket, markets: offered, not-offered-yet, or not-applicable), plus current: the competition this request is for. Offline: reads the supported table, never the network. Whether an edition is in season is not listed here; the reads say so (betweenEditions).