Roster Command

What it is

A decision system, not a truth source

Roster Command analyzes approved evidence for one owner's fantasy leagues: format-aware, league-aware, roster-aware. It consumes real-football evidence where appropriate and keeps the host platforms authoritative for every league action. It is a consumer in the family map — nothing it computes ever feeds back into a public sports-performance model.

Why it appears here at all

A calibration candidate that passed every numeric gate was still rejected on qualitative review — a decision recorded in Signal Lab — and its unproven surfaces stay dark rather than guessing. The discipline later went further: when its own audit found the production model analytically invalid, the model was quarantined and the surfaces went honestly dark the same day. Both verdicts are in the ledger, verbatim.

What is not shown

• No leagues, rosters, transactions, or owner notes
• No rankings from withheld models
• No public link — the system sits behind an access wall with one allowed user