The Playbook

Runs the One and Done league (pick a golfer each week, never the same one twice) and the Greater Detroit Fantasy Golf Tour (weekly draft in reverse standings, double-purse weeks, playoffs). GMs sign in with a texted code, commissioners run drafts, rosters and purses from their own pages, and every season back to 2020 was re-scored and imported from the old sheets.

Claude does the reasoning; the server hands it good data. Scheduled ingest jobs pull Sleeper leagues, trade values from four sites, expert rankings, injury news and game weather into Postgres. Projections blend four sites with the betting market, scored through each league’s settings and weighted by measured accuracy. Every answer says how fresh it is and flags a failing job instead of quietly using old numbers.

Every universe and campaign lives as plain Markdown: readable in Obsidian on desktop and iPhone, published as a private Quartz website, and searchable and editable by Claude through an MCP server for session prep and live note-taking. DM-only secrets stay out of anything shared with players.

Records each speaker on a separate track, then produces a timestamped, speaker-labelled transcript and a session recap written by Claude. Ships as a Mac menu bar app with one-click verified updates, keys stored in the Keychain, and a phone view over Tailscale. Everything runs on your own machine.

A fork of EF Core Power Tools that runs its database reverse engineering from any .NET project on Windows or WSL, with a browser UI for picking tables and options. It reads the Visual Studio extension’s own config file, so people on Visual Studio and on the CLI generate the same code from one file.