Games, coverage & sources

Identity resolution for player-linked Steam accounts only. No scraping of Steam community pages.

LoL static game assets only: champion, item, rune, summoner-spell and profile-icon metadata plus their asset URLs, pinned to a patch version with the fetch timestamp recorded on every bundle. Explicitly NOT an identity source — Data Dragon contains no professional players, teams, rosters or esports results, and a profile icon is a ladder-account decoration, never a pro player's portrait. Anything reaching for a player photo must go to the identity pipeline, not here.

Champion/item/patch metadata only. Not match data.

Official static game data for VALORANT entity pages.

Identity linking for Riot accounts (LoL + VALORANT).

Official basic + timeline data. The timeline feeds LoL advanced metrics (GD@14+, OBJ+, VIS).

Player-consented ladder matches only. Never used to fabricate pro-match coverage.

Official esports pages only. Never community stat sites.

Official competitive leaderboards only; parser flags schema drift and quarantines on layout change.

Placeholder registry entry so pro-match coverage gaps are visible in the admin UI with the correct remediation path.

Boundary for a future official CS2 telemetry path via GRID Open Access or a licensed tier. Ships with no fetch implementation on purpose: nothing is fabricated to stand in for a feed we cannot call, so CS2 telemetry coverage stays honestly empty until access exists. Its value today is making that gap visible in the admin registry with the correct remediation path.

Public FACEIT competition data for CS2 only: championships, matches, factions and rosters, results, and the match statistics FACEIT itself exposes, plus references to demo resources. Authoritative for FACEIT-run competitions; for events FACEIT merely hosts qualifiers or mirrors of, it is a relay and must not override the organizer. Demo files are referenced, never fetched: the Downloads API boundary is implemented but hard-disabled, so a demo URL is recorded as a resource reference and nothing downloads it. Token is server-side only.

Organizer-supplied demos and result exports under contract.

Licensed reference data: leagues, series, tournaments, matches, maps, teams, players, rosters, results and image URLs for the three pilot titles. Reference layer only — carries no positional telemetry at any tier, and never overrides an organizer export or a publisher API. Token is server-side only.

Feeds the VALORANT vision baseline; all values carry vision confidence and go through review under thresholds.

Feeds the R6 baseline pipeline; observer recordings preferred for pro matches.

Primary CS2 advanced-data path. One parse yields both conventional stats and telemetry — never re-fetch basics from unofficial APIs.

Feeds the Fortnite baseline pipeline; values carry extraction confidence.

Fallback for any data without a permitted automated source. Full provenance recorded per import.

Community-maintained wiki content read through Liquipedia's approved API — tournament metadata, rosters and transfers that fill gaps official sources leave. Lowest authority in the registry. Every displayed value must carry CC-BY-SA attribution and a link back to its source page. HTML scraping is prohibited: the adapter rejects any non-API URL.

All model outputs carry this source; never displayed as official.

Demo/development corpus only. Fictional teams and players; never presented as real esports history.