VITO'S SANDWICH
SHOP.
Connections, model governance, compute, live attention, capacity, product signals, and member administration—with unavailable data stated plainly.
THE FRONT COUNTER.
Each room opens an existing operational surface or names the server dependency that keeps it unavailable.
THE FEEDS KEEP MOVING.
The five-minute scheduler alternates depth charts and injuries, refreshing each feed every 10 minutes so production work stays inside the Worker CPU budget. Player directory + usage/QB state refresh hourly. Every NFL run reads the latest canonical state and blocks when a critical scheduled feed is stale.
CONNECTION HEALTH.
One place to see what is connected, what is fresh, and what can block a model run.
INFRASTRUCTURE BOOK.
Only configuration facts exposed by the health contract are treated as current. Plans, usage, and prices remain unknown unless a verified billing source is connected.
Upgrade trigger: measured Worker, bandwidth, or storage limits approach the verified plan allowance.
Upgrade trigger: verified database, egress, auth, or connection demand exceeds the current plan.
Upgrade trigger: a required licensed feed or cadence is absent from the current agreement.
Upgrade trigger: coverage or permitted request cadence blocks a supported product journey.
Promotion requires versioned evidence and owner approval—not a capacity shortcut.
Activation requires a privacy-reviewed event contract; this page will not invent audience totals.
SYNC NFL DATA.
Runs the full player directory, active depth charts, injury overlay and usage/QB state in sequence. Each stage gets its own Worker invocation so Cloudflare’s subrequest limit cannot choke the whole job.
RUN A BETA GAME.
Choose a canonical NFL game, inspect the input assembly, then send it to the private 20,000-simulation engine. This creates a beta receipt — not an unrestricted betting recommendation.