Connect your Yahoo fantasy league to ChatGPT and Claude
Yes. FantasyBot connects your Yahoo fantasy league to ChatGPT and Claude. Sign in with Yahoo once in the FantasyBot app, add FantasyBot in ChatGPT, and ask about your actual roster, matchup, waiver wire, and trades. It's read-only, uses Yahoo's own sign-in so FantasyBot never sees your password, and works from your phone.
Works for fantasy football, basketball, baseball, and hockey. Free to start.
What you can ask once it’s connected
More than a connector
A plain connector hands your raw league data to a general-purpose model and lets it guess. FantasyBot runs the analysis first, a positional roster grader, a trade-value model calibrated to the market curve, weekly projections, and full league power rankings, then hands back a computed answer with the numbers behind it. In ChatGPT it renders interactive cards, not just text.
Under the hood that’s 15 read-only tools: get_my_roster, get_my_team, my_start_sit, get_matchup_outlook, get_waiver_pickups, get_league_power_rankings, get_league_team, my_league_settings, analyze_trade, get_player_value, start_sit_analysis, compare_players, get_player_stats, get_position_rankings, get_trending_players.
No browser extension. Works from your phone.
FantasyBot is a native ChatGPT app and a standard Claude connector. There is no Chrome extension to install, which other fantasy connectors still require for ESPN, and only on desktop. Link your league from your phone and ask from anywhere.
| FantasyBot | A typical fantasy connector | |
|---|---|---|
| Browser extension | None | Often required for ESPN, desktop only |
| Set up from a phone | Yes | ESPN setup usually needs a desktop |
| Where you sign in | ESPN’s and Yahoo’s own pages; Sleeper by username | Varies; some ask you to paste cookies |
| What you get back | Roster grades, trade values, projections, power rankings | Your raw league data, for the model to reason over |
| Access | Read-only | Read-only |
How to connect Yahoo
- Link Yahoo in the FantasyBot app
Get FantasyBot on iOS or the web, choose Yahoo, and approve access on Yahoo's own sign-in page. That's Yahoo's standard authorization. FantasyBot never sees your password. Pick your league.
- Add FantasyBot in ChatGPT, or as a Claude connector
In ChatGPT, open the FantasyBot Sports app and tap Try in chat. In Claude, add a custom connector with the FantasyBot server URL (two minutes, instructions on the Claude page).
- Ask about your actual team
Use the same account in ChatGPT or Claude that you used in the FantasyBot app. From then on, questions about your roster, matchup, waivers, and trades read your real league.
Questions
Can ChatGPT see my Yahoo fantasy roster?
Yes. Link your Yahoo league in the FantasyBot app, add FantasyBot in ChatGPT, and ChatGPT reads your actual roster, matchup, waiver wire, and league settings when you ask. The same connection works in Claude.
Is it read-only? Can FantasyBot change my Yahoo lineup?
No. FantasyBot is read-only. It can see your roster and give you a verdict, but it can never make a trade, drop a player, or change your lineup on Yahoo.
How does FantasyBot sign in to Yahoo?
Through Yahoo's own authorization page. You approve read access on Yahoo, and Yahoo hands FantasyBot a token, your password never leaves Yahoo. You can revoke it from your Yahoo account at any time.
Do many fantasy AI connectors support Yahoo?
Fewer than you'd expect, several support only ESPN and Sleeper. FantasyBot supports Yahoo, ESPN, and Sleeper, and reads a screenshot of your roster for anything else.
Is it safe to connect my fantasy league?
Yes, and the two things worth checking are both true here. Access is read-only, so nothing can change your lineup or make a trade. You sign in on ESPN's and Yahoo's own pages, so FantasyBot never sees or stores your password, and Sleeper needs only a public username. You can revoke access from your Yahoo or ESPN account at any time.
Do I need to create an account?
You need a free FantasyBot account to link a league, because that is what holds the connection between your league and your AI. It takes a few seconds and no credit card. Asking about any player, including rankings, stats and comparisons, works with no account at all.
Can I connect Sleeper and ESPN at the same time?
Yes. You can connect multiple leagues across ESPN, Yahoo, and Sleeper at once, in different sports, and switch between them by name when you ask. A football league on Sleeper alongside a basketball league on ESPN is a normal setup.
Do I need a desktop computer to set this up?
No. The whole setup works from a phone, ESPN included. That is worth checking against alternatives: several fantasy AI connectors require a desktop Chrome extension for ESPN, because private ESPN leagues expose no clean API token. FantasyBot signs you in on ESPN's own page instead.
Do I need to upload screenshots or type out my roster?
No. Once your league is linked, FantasyBot reads your roster directly every time you ask. Screenshots are a fallback for leagues on platforms we do not integrate with yet, not something you need for ESPN, Yahoo, or Sleeper.
What sports does this work for?
Fantasy football (NFL), basketball (NBA), baseball (MLB), and hockey (NHL), any Yahoo league in those sports.
How is this different from a fantasy MCP connector?
A connector gives the model your raw league data and leaves the reasoning to it. FantasyBot runs its own analysis first, roster grades, trade values, projections, league power rankings, and returns a computed answer with the numbers behind it. It also needs no browser extension, so it works from your phone.
Other ways in
One tap in ChatGPT, two minutes in Claude. Read-only, no extension, from your phone.