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Agent workflows (premium)
These are patterns, not a promise of specific outputs.
1) Build a transfer dossier in a few tool calls
orchestrate_transfer_dossieronplayer_slug— setinclude_market_pulse: trueand choose whether you need the extralive_synthesisGrok pass (costs more; use when you need a live web/X layer on top of stored intel).dossier_snapshotto read the Durable Object state if you are iterating the same case from multiple sessions.Optional:
get_transfer_intelwith a smalldays_backwindow to focus on the last transfer window, thengenerate_negotiation_brieffor a narrative (still not legal advice).If you are comparing a shortlist, run
find_matching_opportunitiesto seed a comps table, thenget_scout_player(free) for the canonical stats row on each.
2) Scouting a weekly shortlist (mixed tier)
- Everyone:
list_scout_articles+get_scout_playerto stay inside unmetered reads. - When you can spend search quota or you are premium:
search_scoutto ask cross-profile questions, thenget_scout_playerto verify each row.
3) Build and resolve a case file (Cases Workspace)
The Cases Workspace is the case-centric counterpart to dossiers — paid-only, with chat and background deep-research jobs.
- Create or pick a case via
list_cases/get_case. Or open/casesin the web app. - Build the dossier — upload PDFs (web),
add_case_linkfor jurisprudence pages,add_case_notefor free-text observations. Each item is indexed in the per-case OpenAI vector store. - Use
search_casefor fast chat over the case dossier and the curated FIFA jurisprudence library. Always require acitationsarray; if the model has no source, it must say "No source on file." - For longer briefings, call
request_case_researchto queue a Cursor Cloud agent. The agent runs in GitHub Actions, writes an Agent Law Lab brief back to the case, and links the result to the originating job.
Compliance — never invent FIFA articles or case IDs, always cite source URLs, never re-host full FIFA decision PDFs.
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