On paid, the bot auto-posts scoreboards, matchups, AI recaps, headlines, free-agency wraps and integrity/discipline alerts after every sync.
Once the hub is installed on a paid league, the bot keeps your server current without anyone lifting a finger. Here’s what it posts on its own.
Scores and scoreboards
Every final from the latest completed week posts itself to the server. Nobody has to type out results — the moment a sync brings the scores in, the scoreboard is in Discord.
Matchups
Upcoming matchups get posted and their per-matchup channels get created, so each game has a place to be hyped, scheduled and argued over before it’s played.
Recaps and news
- Game recaps — AI-written write-ups drawn from the real box scores.
- Weekly headlines — a digest of the week’s biggest stories.
- Free-agency wraps — the week’s signings and cuts, written up like a transactions wire.
- Players of the Week — standout performances, with a blurb, not just a stat line.
Alerts
The bot posts the alerts that keep a league fair and on schedule:
- Integrity watchdog flags when a suspicious roster edit is detected.
- Discipline notices when a flag is finalized as a warning or suspension.
- Result-override announcements, with the commissioner’s reason attached.
- Scheduling nudges when a game is drifting toward its deadline without a locked time.
The point of all this: your server is where the league happens, not where people ask “did the week advance yet?” The answers post themselves.
Free vs paid
Auto-posting rides on the hands-off sync, so it’s part of the paid automation. On free, members can still pull information on demand with slash commands; the automatic posting is what paid turns on.