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Know their starting five before the ball goes up.

Agent X breaks down your game film possession by possession, scouts the opponent’s starters and sets, and builds the practice plan and the rotation from your own system, so your staff spends the week coaching.

64 programs run on Agent X.

Starting Five Scouting Report · Boys varsity opponent

19 key clips · one game of film

Starter: plays out of 19
StarterPlaysRead
#34 Forward4Their best scorer. Attack his chest early.
#3 Guard4Force left, run him off the line
#11 Guard4Shot-fake. He flies past.
#20 Center4Flash the high post behind him
#13 Wing3Sag off him, drive at his chest
  • 2-3 zone base
  • Man in Q2, trapping man in Q4
  • All five starters verified on film
From a real Agent X scouting report. The schools are not named; clip counts are shown as the report cued them.

A basketball week

Two games a week. Your staff, a step ahead.

Upload Friday’s game from the bench. By Monday’s practice the self-scout, the next opponent and the plan are already built.

  1. Fri

    A basketball game film open in Agent X film review, the possession tag strip across the top of the clip. Team names and gym signage are blurred.

    Upload the game

    Film goes up after the final buzzer. The possession-by-possession breakdown starts that night.

    /breakdown Full Game Breakdown

  2. Sat

    The top of a self-scout film report Agent X built from a scrimmage: team identity and offensive action mix. Team names are blurred.

    Self-scout

    Your sets, your defensive looks and your tendencies, before you look at anyone else.

    /film-report Film Report

  3. Sun

    The top of a starting-five scouting report Agent X built on a boys varsity opponent. School names are blurred.

    Next opponent

    Their starting five, their base defense by quarter and the clips to show, in one report.

    /scout-opponent Opponent Scouting Packet

  4. Mon

    The top of a practice plan Agent X built from a scrimmage: snapshot stats, five fix priorities and a period-by-period script. Team names are blurred.

    Practice plan

    Segments built around what the scout found: the actions to run, the looks to prepare for.

    /practice Practice Script

  5. Tue

    Rotation set

    Minutes and matchups planned before tip, with the foul-trouble plan already written.

    /rotation Lineup & Rotation

  6. Wed

    An opposing player card Agent X built: profile, offense, defense and the exploit, with key clip times. School names are blurred.

    Player cards

    Each opposing starter on one card: tendencies, the exploit and the key clips.

    /player-cards Player Scout Cards

  7. Thu

    Scout team looks

    Cards so the scout team runs their sets and their zone against your starters.

    /scout-cards Scout Team Cards

It talks hoops, not generic AI.

Agent X logs every possession the way a basketball staff does, cued to the clip, then answers in basketball.

  1. Every possession, logged

    Quarter, player, action, defense and result, each cued to the clip time so the staff can jump straight to it.

  2. Your system, your names

    It reads your playbook and remembers what your staff calls things, so “Horns Flare” means your Horns Flare.

  3. Ask about any possession

    Draw on the frame, leave a note, or ask Agent X what they run out of a timeout.

Agent X film review on desktop: a basketball clip with its possession tag strip showing play, period, clock, action, shot and result, plus clip editing tools. Team names and gym signage are blurred.

Tagged by Performance CoordinatorClip 24:42 · Full game film

  • QTR Q2
  • PLAYER #3
  • ACTION Rhythm 3
  • DEFENSE 2-3 zone
  • RESULT Late closeout
  • CLIP 24:42
The Agent X film review screen, with every play tagged: QTR Q2, PLAYER #3, ACTION Rhythm 3, DEFENSE 2-3 zone, RESULT Late closeout, CLIP 24:42

The basketball work, already built in.

Ask in plain English, or type the command. Each one is a skill Agent X loads the moment the job needs it.

Film & Scouting

Break down film, scout opponents, and evaluate players.

  • /breakdownFull Game BreakdownTags every play of a full game with situation, result, and coaching points.
  • /film-reportFilm ReportTurns a full game breakdown into tendencies and coach-ready insights.
  • /scout-opponentOpponent Scouting PacketTendencies, personnel threats, and matchup keys for your next opponent.
  • /compare-filmFilm ComparisonCompares clips side by side to show improvement, regression, and consistency.

Game Planning & Practice

Build game plans, plays, lineups, and practice scripts.

  • /weekly-planWeekly Game PlanPriorities, action plans, and KPIs for the week ahead.
  • /practicePractice ScriptPeriod-by-period practice scripts with timing and rep distribution.
  • /rotationLineup & RotationOptimizes lineups, substitution patterns, and closing units.
  • /gamedayGame Day AdjustmentsOpening scripts, in-game adjustment trees, and timeout strategy.

Coaching Printables

Print-ready callsheets, wristbands, cards, and depth charts.

  • /player-cardsPlayer Scout CardsIndividual player cards as decks, PDF packets, or images.
  • /scout-cardsScout Team CardsFull-page cards that show your scout team the opponent’s looks.
  • /depth-chartRoster & Depth ChartDepth charts, personnel matrices, and class breakdowns.

Brand, Media & NIL

Graphics, highlights, social content, and NIL deals.

  • /highlightsHighlight ReelsEdits highlight reels with titles, overlays, and polish.

Programs are already running their season on it.

Real usage from real programs, updated from production records.

See the results
Tasks completed by Agent X
3,307
Programs on NXT1
64
States
17

Production data as of October 21, 2026

Questions from basketball coaches

Quick answers about how NXT1 works.

It breaks down game film possession by possession, builds self-scout and opponent scouting reports down to each starter, writes practice plans and rotations, and prints player cards and scout team cards. Anything that goes out to people outside the staff waits for a coach to approve it.

Win the scouting battle before tip-off.

See Agent X break down a game and scout the starting five for a staff like yours.