Summary
Predictions come with their source, so you can tell whose model you are reading.
Squiggle aggregates several forecasting models, and the tools keep that distinction — power rankings and projected ladders can be asked for by source, and the source list is itself a tool. That is what separates this from asking a model about football: every number traces back to a named model and a round.
What it is
An MCP server over the Squiggle API for the Australian Football League. It covers finished games, current and historical standings, team information, tips for upcoming matches, and the model-based power rankings and projected ladders Squiggle publishes.
What you get
- GetGameResult and GetRoundResultsByYear — the result of one game, or every result in a round of a given year
- GetCurrentStandings and GetStandingsByRoundAndYear — the ladder now, or as it stood after a particular round
- GetTeamInfo and GetTeamsBySeason — details for a team, and which teams played in a season
- GetFutureTips, GetTipsByGame, GetTipsByRoundAndYear — predictions for upcoming games, one game, or a whole round
- GetPowerRankingByRoundAndYear, GetPowerRankingByRoundYearAndSource, GetTeamPowerRankingByRoundAndYear — power rankings overall, by model source, or for one team
- GetProjectedLadderByRoundAndYear and GetProjectedLadderByRoundAndYearBySource — projected final ladders, optionally from a chosen model
- GetSources and GetSourceById — the prediction models behind the tips and rankings
Requirements
.NET 9.0 or later and an internet connection to reach the Squiggle API. No account or key. The client runs it with dotnet from the project directory.