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Fantasy Autopilot Kit

Your AI agent can run your fantasy team.

We spent a season teaching an AI agent to draft a roster, set lineups before kickoff and work the waiver wire on Tuesday nights. It worked. The Fantasy Autopilot Kit is those playbooks, generalized so you can run them with the agent you already pay for — Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Cline or Goose.

See what it is, and what it costs you

Every assumption is on that page, above the price.

Our receipts

30 / 30
draft picks executed across two live drafts
“A”
draft grade from the platform’s own grader
1st
projected finish after the draft

Those are our results, from our leagues, against real people. They are evidence the method works — not a forecast for your season, and not a guarantee of anything.

Before you get excited, here is what you have to bring

This is the entire list, on the front page, before we have asked you for anything. The full version of each one — including what it costs and what happens if you do not have it — is on the kit page.

  • You bring your own AI agent
  • You bring a computer that is awake when it matters
  • You bring your own fantasy platform account
  • You bring about 30 minutes of setup
  • You bring realistic expectations — there is no guarantee

We also talk plainly about where automating your own fantasy account sits with platform terms of service, including the parts that are not in our favour. That discussion is here, and it is above the purchase button, not buried under it.

Buy once, keep getting updates

Buy once, keep getting updates. Your access link always serves the current version of the kit — when a platform changes its interface, when a playbook gets sharper, or when we add a setup guide for another AI agent, you get it at no extra charge. There is no renewal, no second purchase, and no expiring download link.

Current version 2026.1. Already bought it? Your access link always serves the newest one.

Read the whole thing first

The kit page has every assumption in full, the terms-of-service discussion, a list of exactly what you receive, and only then the price and the button. Nothing new appears after you pay.