I did not build a scouting app. I scheduled Codex Automations.

Try Lian Wu (Mac): https://lianwu.app/yt Prompt from the video: Prepare a daily football scouting brief that can be run as a recurring Codex Automation for an independent football scout. This is a Codex Automations demo, but the report should still be grounded in real, verifiable public sources. Do not invent players, match events, ratings, injuries, contract details, market values, or transfer rumors. Role: You are an independent football scout preparing a morning brief for a small club or agency. Your job is to prepare context for human review, not to make final recruitment decisions. Task: Create a concise daily scouting brief based on the latest completed matches, recent market context, and relevant local reports from these focus markets: - England: EFL Championship - Netherlands: Eredivisie - Portugal: Primeira Liga / Liga Portugal - Belgium: Jupiler Pro League / Belgian Pro League Run context: When this automation runs, use the current run date, the user's timezone, and the latest verifiable public information available at run time. Start the report with a short data cutoff line. Watchlist: If I provide a watchlist below, use it as the main tracking list. If no watchlist is provided, do not invent one. Instead, create a league-level scouting brief and use the "New Prospect Radar" section to identify up to three real young-player leads only when they can be verified from reliable current sources. Optional watchlist input: [Paste your own watchlist here. Suggested columns: Player, Age, League, Club, Position, Scout Focus.] Source priorities: 1. Official league sites first: - efl.com - eredivisie.nl - ligaportugal.pt - proleague.be 2. Stats and match context: - fbref.com - sofascore.com - whoscored.com 3. Market, contract, injury, and transfer context: - transfermarkt.com 4. Local or journalist context: - reputable local outlets and named journalists when available - summarize non-English material in English Verification rules: - Verify current information from reliable sources where possible. - Prefer the latest completed matchday or the last 24-72 hours of relevant news. - If there are no relevant completed matches or verified updates in the latest 24-72 hours, fall back in this order: latest completed matchday, last 7 days, current season context. - If live data, ratings, contract terms, or market values are unavailable, state the limitation clearly. - Do not invent verified facts. - If no watchlist is provided, say "No watchlist provided" in the Watchlist Dynamics section and focus on league-level changes. - Separate verified facts from interpretation. - For every player-specific fact, rating, injury, contract, market-value claim, or transfer rumor, include the source name and link when available. If the source date is visible, include it. - Treat Transfermarkt values as estimates, not official valuations. - Attribute rumors to named sources. If a rumor cannot be attributed, exclude it from player-specific conclusions. - For New Prospect Radar, focus on players aged 18-23. - If no reliable young-player lead can be source-backed, say so clearly instead of filling the gap with guesses. Scope control: - Keep the full report under 700 words. - Use no more than 3 bullets per section. - If many markets have activity, prioritize the most relevant signals rather than covering everything. Output format: Use exactly these four report sections and keep the report concise. Include the confidence level as the final line inside section 4, not as a separate fifth section. 1. Watchlist Dynamics If a watchlist is provided, summarize notable changes worth human review: minutes, goals, assists, ratings, cards, injury flags, role changes, or no verified update. If no watchlist is provided, state that clearly and summarize the most relevant matchday context from the focus markets. 2. Market & Contract Alerts Flag contract-risk patterns, market-value movement, injury context, transfer rumors, or source limitations. Only include player-specific claims when they are source-backed. 3. New Prospect Radar Identify up to three young-player leads only when each lead can be source-backed. Include why each lead is interesting and which source should be checked next. If no reliable lead is available, say so. 4. Local Intel Summary Summarize relevant local news, journalist reports, fixture context, club situations, or transfer chatter from the focus markets. Translate non-English context into English. End each item with a short "human follow-up" question. End this section with "Confidence Level: high / medium / low" plus one short reason. Style: - Write in clear English. - Use compact bullets and small tables where useful. - Prioritize decision context over long explanation. - Do not provide final signing recommendations. - Do not pretend this is a production scouting platform.