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Coverage

sportsclaw comes with live data for 14 sports plus odds and prediction markets — all keyless for the data itself. You don't wire up feeds or manage API keys; you just ask.

Powered by sports-skills

All of this coverage comes from sports-skills — the open Python data layer that the installer sets up for you. It's what turns "who won last night?" into a real, sourced answer. Browse the full catalog at sports-skills.sh.

Need licensed data, real-time feeds, or production SLAs? There's a sports-skills premium tier for deeper coverage, plus the Machina premium layer for licensed real-time pods. Connect a Machina pod in one command with sportsclaw machina connect.

Sports

🏈 NFL🏀 NBA🏀 WNBA
⚾ MLB🏒 NHL⚽ Soccer
🏎️ Formula 1🎾 Tennis🏏 Cricket
⛳ Golf🏐 Volleyball🏈 College Football
🏀 College Basketball🏃 Track & Field

Typical questions each can answer: live and recent scores, standings, schedules, rosters, player stats, play-by-play, and news — availability varies a little by sport.

Markets & analysis

SourceWhat it gives you
ESPNLive scores, standings, schedules, stats
KalshiEvent-market prices
PolymarketPrediction-market odds
Betting toolsEdge, de-vig, Kelly, arbitrage math

See Odds & Prediction Markets for how to use these together.

How asking works

You never name a data source or a sport code — just ask naturally:

bash
sportsclaw "How did Arsenal do this weekend?"
sportsclaw "Show me the NBA standings"
sportsclaw "Who's favored in the F1 championship?"

The first time you touch a new sport, sportsclaw installs it in a couple of seconds. To load everything up front: sportsclaw init --all. To see what's installed: sportsclaw list.

Open source under the MIT License.