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How does Scout work?

Scout is gamedai's question surface. You type or say a fantasy football question in plain language, and it works through it the way a sharp friend would, checking current information before it commits to an answer.

Ask-first, not menu-first

Scout is built to take an open-ended fantasy football question rather than a fixed menu of buttons. You can ask about a start/sit call, a waiver claim, a trade, or a piece of news, and it reasons through the specific players and week involved.

When a question depends on something that changes by the day, like an injury report or a depth-chart change, Scout checks before it answers rather than answering from memory.

Sourced, not guessed

Scout is built to look something up rather than refuse or guess when it is not sure. If it genuinely cannot find an answer, it says so instead of inventing one.

For anything that touches real news, the same reporting also runs on The Wire, so a claim Scout makes has a place to trace it back to.

How does Scout work?

What kind of questions is Scout good at?

Team and matchup questions: who to start, whether a waiver claim is worth a move, whether a trade offer is fair, and what a piece of news actually means for your lineup. See what Scout can answer for the full list.

Does Scout make things up when it doesn't know?

It is built not to. When Scout does not have a confident answer, it says so rather than guessing, and it checks current information before answering anything time-sensitive.