The project is to create an esports-focused tournament website that uses AI to streamline daily operations and elevate the player experience. At launch the platform only needs to recognise the Player role, but the architecture should be flexible enough to let me add coaches, spectators or other roles later without a complete rebuild. Core functions • Tournament creation with AI-assisted seeding and bracket generation • Persistent leaderboards that update instantly after each match result • Full team management: roster editing, captain delegation, join/leave requests and an approval queue • Responsive front end for desktop and mobile, backed by an admin dashboard where I can configure seasons, game titles and scoring rules • Secure player authentication (email, socials or both) and a clean permissions system limited to the Player role for now • Real-time notifications (web or email) so participants know when they advance, forfeit or need to report scores Tech preferences I’m open to your choice of stack as long as it supports fast AI inference—Node.js + React, Django + Vue, or similar modern frameworks are all fine. Please integrate a lightweight AI service (TensorFlow.js, OpenAI, or a comparable library) for the seeding and basic analytics layer. Acceptance criteria 1. I can spin up the site locally with a single command and deploy to a standard cloud host. 2. A test tournament with sample players shows automated seeding, match progression, leaderboard updates and team editing without manual database edits. 3. Code is clean, documented and handed over via a public or private Git repo.