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set-lineuplisted

This skill should be used when the user asks to "set my lineup", "start him for me", "swap him into my flex", "update my lineup on Yahoo", "fix my lineup before kickoff", "apply my lineup changes", or wants a lineup change actually applied on their fantasy platform. Drives the user's own logged-in browser session to set the lineup - Yahoo first, with ESPN and Sleeper variants. Always pauses for explicit confirmation before committing. It may do only the live-roster reading needed to turn a settled lineup intent into exact swaps and to verify the result. Not for standalone start/sit analysis without an execution request (lineup-strategy start-sit), cut decisions (waiver-wire drop-candidates), or add/drop transactions (roster-ops submit-waiver-claim).
derekrbreese/fantasy-football-skills · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill derekrbreese/fantasy-football-skills
# Set Lineup (Browser Playbook) Set a lineup on the user's platform through their own logged-in browser session. Two phases, one hard gate: **never save a lineup change without explicit user confirmation.** ## Execution boundary - Treat this as an execution skill, not a general advice skill. If the user already named the swaps, carry out those swaps. - If the user asks you to "set my lineup" without naming the swaps, read the live roster and then run `lineup-strategy:start-sit` if it is installed. Its globally optimized, evidence-qualified recommendation becomes the proposed target lineup; it is not authorization to apply anything. - If `lineup-strategy:start-sit` is unavailable, either ask the user to name the intended swaps or reproduce its full decision contract inline before returning to execution: optimize the whole legal lineup rather than filling slots greedily, honor locks and kickoff times, preserve late-swap optionality, timestamp the analysis, and require official status plus a second credible source for any injury-driven change. A page-visible projection or status tag alone is not enough. If the user is still debating broader ranges of outcomes or waiver implications, finish that read-only analysis before proceeding. ## Ground rules (all roster-ops skills) - **The user's session is the auth.** Never ask for, read, store, or type usernames, passwords, or 2FA codes. If a login page, 2FA challenge, captcha, or "unusual activity" interstitial appears **at any poi