Product / decision engine · In development
One move at a time.
Each with a reason.
A fantasy football coach that tells you the next move and its deadline, built for people who want to win their league without becoming analysts.
- The problem
- Under a draft clock, a table of rankings is hard to act on. Most players want to know what to do next, not read a dashboard.
- What it does
- One re-ranked stack of players. Swipe left when another manager takes someone, right to draft him, and the board recomputes. Connected to a Sleeper draft, other picks arrive on their own.
- What you get
- During the draft: the next pick with a reason, and “Just tell me who” when the clock runs low.
- During the season: the one or two moves due before the next deadline, from lineup swaps to waiver claims.
- A coach that can decline: no recommendation when the evidence is thin.
It says “Likely there” instead of a percentage because, scored against real recorded drafts, its probability curve was off.
Models that were built, measured and rejected stay documented with their numbers.
Zach’s part The whole project: product, engine and measurement rules.
Evidence & limits
Source documented · observed .
Project README: draft-smarter repository (private), read 14 October 2026
Commit history: Commit history in the project repository.
Draft projections derive from a consensus board, not independent sources. Performance figures come from the project’s own replays and are not stated here. No public release is claimed.
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