Prompts that read your real league
League Loom's fantasy football prompts work because each one tells the AI to pull from your live ESPN, Sleeper, or Fantrax league rather than answer from memory, which is the difference between advice and guesswork.
Reading all three rosters, then flagging anything that needs a decision before kickoff:
The available pool in each league, ranked against what your roster is short of:
Pulled your scoring and roster slots. Before ranking anyone, two things the connector cannot see:
What is your draft slot, and are you keeping anyone? Once you answer, projections get researched separately and labeled as research.
2 minutes
In Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP tool, add a custom connector and paste the League Loom URL, then leave Client ID & Secret blank.
A quick wizard finds your leagues and lets you pick your team in each. No API keys.
Ask about your roster, waivers, matchups, and more, in plain language, across every league.
https://leagueloom.com/mcpAdd it as a custom connector, leave Client ID & Secret blank, then follow the quick wizard.
Why League Loom
Most fantasy prompts you find online fail for one reason: the AI has no idea what your roster is, so it answers from general knowledge and hands you a ranking anyone could have written. Every prompt in League Loom's library is phrased to fix that, and the phrasing is the whole trick.
Each one names the connector and tells the model explicitly to pull live league data rather than answer from memory, so the reply is grounded in your actual starters, your league's scoring, and the players genuinely available on your wire. That instruction is baked into the prompt text itself, so you do not have to remember to add it.
The football prompts split into two seasons of use. Through the year, the weekly newsletter, waiver report, and lineup check run across every league you have connected in a single question, which is the part that saves real time when you manage more than one team.
Around your draft, the platform-specific Draft Kits read your scoring and roster slots, then ask you the handful of things no connector can see, like your draft slot and your keepers, before building a plan. Copy any of them, paste it in, and edit the wording afterward if you want a variation; the connection underneath grounds the answer either way.
FAQ
Two things. It has to tell the AI to read your live league rather than answer from memory, and it has to say which decision you want made. Prompts in this library do both explicitly, which is why the answer names your actual starters and your league's scoring instead of giving you a generic ranking.
Yes, and in any MCP-compatible AI client. The prompts are plain text you paste into a chat, and the League Loom connector underneath is the same regardless of which assistant you use.
No. Every League Loom tool retrieves or analyzes league data, so it can tell you which player to start and why, but you make the change in ESPN, Sleeper, or Fantrax yourself.
Most of them are written to do exactly that. The newsletter, waiver report, and lineup check all scan every league you have connected in a single question, which is the point if you manage several teams across different platforms.
From the assistant's own research, not from your league. League Loom returns your league's scoring, rosters, draft history, and ADP where the platform provides it, and the Draft Kit prompts tell the AI to research current projections separately and label them as research.
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