Tournament software features, without the complexity.
Connect Cardie™ to Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant that supports MCP, and ask for what you'd normally fiddle with in tournament software: groups, tee times, handicaps, standings. In plain words.
Make the groups for Saturday even on handicap. Jon and Frank shouldn't play together.
Done: 3 groups of 4, each averaging 17–18 playing handicap. Jon is in the 7:30 group, Frank in the 7:50 one. Everyone has their tee time.
Cardie™ · Saturday Stableford
Who still hasn't sent their card from Saturday?
Two of 12: Marco and Tai. Marco's card is scanning now; Tai hasn't started. Want me to send Tai a reminder?
Cardie™ · Saturday Stableford

Set up events in plain words.
Connect
Use the assistant you already have.
Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant that supports MCP: open Settings, then Connect to AI, and sign in from your assistant.
Works with
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- GitHub Copilot
- Perplexity
- Ollama
Set up events
Describe them in plain words.
Dates, course, format and group. They're saved as drafts, so nothing goes out yet.
Set up a monthly Stableford at Majestic Creek for the Saturday group, the first Saturday of each month until December.
Three drafts: 1 Nov, 6 Dec and 3 Jan, Stableford, net at 95%, tee time 7:30. Say publish and the 12 members of Saturday Foursome get the invites.
Cardie™ · 3 drafts
Publish
Invites go out when you say so.
Say publish, and the invites go to your group with a notification.
Publish them.
Done. 12 invites sent for each, and the events are in the group's calendar.
Cardie™ · 3 events published
Keep track
Ask who's missing.
Who has sent a card, who hasn't started yet, and who needs a reminder.
Who still hasn't sent their card from Saturday?
Two of 12: Marco and Tai. Marco's card is scanning now; Tai hasn't started. Want me to send Tai a reminder?
Cardie™ · Saturday Stableford

What it won't do
Send before you say so
Events are drafts until you publish them.
Touch other events
Only events you organize.
Rewrite results
Published results stay as they are.




