sleeper-draft-mcp
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- FlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceEnables Claude to query Sleeper's public fantasy football API over Streamable HTTP, covering leagues, rosters, drafts, matchups, player stats, trends, and player search. Roster data keeps IR (reserve) and taxi players distinct and enriched with player names, positions, teams, and statuses.-
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct task: market trends, cache refresh, on-the-clock computation, roster needs, league resolution, draft settings, draft picks list, and available players. While whose_turn and get_draft_picks both relate to draft state, their descriptions separate the calculation from the raw list, eliminating ambiguity.
Six of eight tools follow the get_<noun> snake_case pattern, but refresh_player_cache uses a different verb and whose_turn is a sentence fragment rather than a verb_noun action. The inconsistency is minor and naming remains predictable overall.
Eight tools form a focused and well-scoped set for live-draft assistance, covering data acquisition, draft configuration, pick tracking, turn calculation, and roster analysis without bloat. The cache refresh tool, though maintenance-oriented, is justified by the large player dictionary requirement.
The tool surface covers the full workflow for preparing and executing a draft: resolve a user's league, fetch draft settings, poll picks, determine whose turn it is, evaluate roster needs, and list undrafted players. No essential draft-related operation is missing, and the trending players tool adds useful pre-draft signal.