Connect dfsOS to your AI assistant

dfsOS is an MCP server your assistant can call for DraftKings-only contest history, athlete news and DFS lessons: free questions need no account, and linking your dfsOS account adds what your plan includes on the site.

Server URLhttps://mcp.dfsos.com/mcp

Free questions to try

No dfsOS account needed for any of these.

Who has won the most DraftKings Milly Maker contests since 2020?
What's the latest on Joel Embiid's injury?
Who won last Sunday's DraftKings NFL Millionaire Maker?
Which fighters scored the most DraftKings points at last weekend's UFC card?
Explain why a good DFS decision can still lose.

Install guide

Install dfsOS in your host

Grok

grok.com

Personal plans

1Open grok.com, then Connectors.
2Choose New Connector, then Custom.
3Paste https://mcp.dfsos.com/mcp and save.

Business or Enterprise

1A team admin with Team Read-Write permission signs in at console.x.ai, selects the team, opens Grok Business, then Connectors, clicks Add Connector, chooses Other, and enters https://mcp.dfsos.com/mcp.
2Members then open grok.com/connectors and connect their own dfsOS account to the team's connector.

On Grok Business and Enterprise, custom MCP servers can only be added by a team admin from the xAI console; members cannot add them from grok.com.

What linking adds

Free (no account needed)

DFS lessons
Athlete news and injuries
Completed DraftKings contest results and winners
MMA event scores
Actual contest ownership
Venue weather
Multi-year contest leaderboards
Data coverage by sport
NBA game logs

Pro (linked account)

Slate overview
Player projections and comparisons
Player availability
Team context
NFL slate news events
Roster construction by cohort

All-Access (linked account)

Public DraftKings player profiles and comparisons
A player's roster construction profile

Link your existing dfsOS account. See what each dfsOS plan includes

Data and privacy

When you ask a question, your AI assistant sends mcp.dfsos.com only the arguments the tool needs: a sport, dates, a contest or athlete name, and, for linked accounts, your dfsOS sign-in token. dfsOS does not receive your chat history.

Every answer honours dfsOS public-profile opt-outs, data removal requests and winnings visibility settings. Usernames that opted out are masked and counted, never shown.

dfsOS reports what has happened in DraftKings contests. It never recommends a lineup.