Ask WagerWatchdog from your assistant

Connect WagerWatchdog to Muse, Claude, Grok Bot, or ChatGPT and ask about experts, ratings, and consensus in plain language. Each assistant uses your WagerWatchdog account, so Free and Pro users see the same information they can already open in the app.

What the connection is for

WagerWatchdog is not a sportsbook. It scores experts from tracked Discord communities and X/Twitter accounts so you can see who has a real record. These connections are a shortcut: instead of opening the app, you ask your assistant and it looks up the same leaderboards, profiles, and (on Pro) consensus views.

Typical asks:

• Who is actually good in a sport right now?
• What do WCS and Profit Rating mean for a named expert?
• Where do many experts agree tonight? (Pro)

Muse calls this a connector. Claude does too. Grok Bot and ChatGPT call the same idea a plugin. The data and your plan do not change.

How your plan applies

The assistant does not unlock extra data. It answers with whatever your WagerWatchdog plan already includes.

• Free — Overall and sport Expert Ratings, Top Experts Overview, Search Profiles, core profile scores (WCS, Profit Rating, ROI, units, sport breakdown), Home snapshots, and My Feed for the experts you follow (follow limit still applies).
• Pro — Everything on Free, plus By Category and Parlay ratings, Hot Picks, Analytics, Compare, Groups, full category breakdowns on profiles, unlimited follows, Best Bets where available, and CSV exports from the app.

If you ask for something your plan does not include, the assistant should say so and point you to upgrade in the app — the same way a Pro-marked tab does today.

How to connect

Sign in with the same account you use at app.wagerwatchdog.com. Disconnect any time in that assistant's settings. Connecting does not place bets or change billing.

Muse

1. Open Settings and find Connectors.
2. Choose WagerWatchdog and sign in.

Claude

1. Open Customize and find Connectors.
2. Choose WagerWatchdog, or turn it on from the + menu in a chat.
3. Sign in when Claude asks.

Grok Bot

1. Open Plugins in the sidebar (on mobile: avatar → Plugins).
2. Find WagerWatchdog, add it, and finish the sign-in in your browser.
3. If the chat asks you to attach it, use @WagerWatchdog.

ChatGPT

1. Open the Plugins directory.
2. Find WagerWatchdog and connect it.
3. Sign in when ChatGPT asks. Existing connections stay under Plugins (the old Apps directory moved there).

Example prompts — Free

These work on a Free account in any of the assistants above. Swap in any sport or expert name you care about.

Find who to trust

• "Who are the top NFL experts on WagerWatchdog this month?"
• "Show me the overall Expert Ratings leaders right now."
• "Who should I look at for college football by WCS?"
• "Which NBA experts have the best Profit Rating with a real sample?"

Look up one expert

• "What is [Expert]'s WCS and Profit Rating?"
• "Explain [Expert]'s record like I'm new to WagerWatchdog."
• "Which sports does [Expert] actually pick, and where are they strongest?"
• "Is [Expert] more of a win-rate expert or a profit expert?"

Daily snapshot

• "Give me yesterday's WagerWatchdog recap."
• "Who stood out on Home yesterday, and in which sports?"
• "I can only follow three experts. Who should those three be for NFL this month?"

Learn the scores

• "What is WCS, and why isn't it just win rate?"
• "What does Profit Rating mean if I tailed every pick?"
• "If two experts have similar win rates, how should I choose?"

Example prompts — Pro

These need Pro. On Free, the assistant should tell you the feature is Pro and stop there.

Tonight's board

• "What are today's Hot Picks for NBA?"
• "Where do experts agree on player props tonight?"
• "Show me the strongest consensus singles before NFL kickoff."
• "What are the Best Bets for tonight, and why did they rank?"

Categories and parlays

• "Who is best at NBA points overs this month?"
• "Show By Category ratings for MLB strikeouts."
• "Which experts have the best parlay records this week?"
• "Break down [Expert]'s category performance. Where do they actually have an edge?"

Compare and groups

• "Compare [Expert A] and [Expert B] on NFL."
• "Which of these two should I follow for NBA player props?"
• "How is the [Group name] Discord group performing this month?"
• "Who inside [Group name] is carrying the record, and who isn't?"

Analytics-style asks

• "Give me the Analytics snapshot: where is the edge today?"
• "Which player-prop markets have the most expert agreement right now?"
• "Who are the hot specialists I should know about this week?"
• "Summarize the top 10 NBA category specialists and what they bet."

Tips that get better answers

• Name the sport or window — "NFL this month" beats "who is good."
• Name the expert when you have one. The assistant can search profiles if you only remember a handle.
• Ask for the score you care about. WCS is credibility / win-rate skill. Profit Rating is modeled profit if you tailed every settled pick. They can disagree.
• Say "settled only" if you do not want pending lines mixed in.
• One job per ask works better than stacking ratings, parlays, and Best Bets in the same sentence.

What the assistant will not do

• Place a bet, open a sportsbook ticket, or move money.
• Treat WCS, Profit Rating, Hot Picks, or Best Bets as betting advice. They are decision support from scored history and consensus.
• Show you data your plan does not include.
• Change your password, plan, or billing. Manage those in My Account in the app.

WagerWatchdog still scores picks after games finish. If a line is pending, the assistant should say it is pending — pending picks do not count in win rate.

Related help

• Connect WagerWatchdog with MCP — how to connect Muse, Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok.
• Navigation, Access, and Plans — what Free vs Pro includes in the app.
• Watchdog Credibility Score (WCS) Explained — how to read WCS.
• Expert Ratings and Experts, Profiles, Groups, and Compare — the screens the assistant is summarizing.
• Hot Picks and Consensus Signals and Best Bets and Backtests — Pro surfaces for live agreement and ranked pending picks.