Agent Skills: mlb-opponent-profiler
Weekly refresh of per-opponent archetype + behavioral profiles for the 11 opposing teams in the user's Yahoo Fantasy Baseball league (ID 23756). Thin baseball-specific wrapper around the domain-neutral `opponent-archetype-classifier` -- provides the 10-archetype MLB taxonomy (balanced, stars_and_scrubs, punt_sv, punt_sb, punt_wins_qs, hitter_heavy, pitcher_heavy, inactive, frustrated_active, unknown), extracts MLB features from Yahoo pages (draft distribution, FAAB spend, waiver pattern, roster composition, lineup consistency, trade activity, recent record, activity recency), invokes the classifier, and writes/updates `context/opponents/<team-slug>.md` files per `opponent-profile-schema.md`. Read-modify-write preserves manual notes. Emits a weekly summary signal at `signals/wkNN-opponent-profiles.md`. Use when user says "opponent profiling", "classify opposing manager", "update opponent profiles", "refresh opponents", "weekly opponent scout", or "MLB fantasy opponent archetype".
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