Farseek

Farseek is an AI-powered deckbuilder for Magic: The Gathering Commander (EDH). It does everything a traditional deck site does, storage, editing, importing and exporting, and adds an AI layer that reads your specific decklist and reasons about it.

Build and refine through chat. Import an existing deck from Moxfield, Archidekt, or a plain text list, or start from a commander and build from scratch. You describe your game plan once and Farseek holds that context for the whole session. Ask why a matchup keeps going wrong, what your win condition is missing, or which three cards should get cut. Every card recommendation is grounded in live Scryfall data, so the AI works from real, current card text instead of training memory, and it will not invent cards that do not exist.

Natural language card search. Type what you actually want, like "cheap instant-speed interaction" or "a green sac outlet under three mana", and get real Scryfall results without writing query syntax. Add cards to the deck straight from the results.

Deck analysis. Farseek profiles every card in your 99 and benchmarks ramp, card draw, interaction, recursion, and curve against proven Commander targets, flagging the gaps before they cost you a game. It also detects your deck's Commander Bracket, surfaces Game Changers and banned cards, and finds infinite combos already sitting in your list.

Collection management. Import your physical collection from a Manabox, Moxfield, or Archidekt CSV export and Farseek matches it to exact printings. Browse and sort the whole collection by name, set, rarity, colour, type, price, and total value, and filter for cards already slotted into a deck versus cards sitting unused. Anything you own is badged as owned wherever it appears, in search results and in AI recommendations.

Brewing from your collection. Turn on brew-from-collection for a deck and the AI searches your owned cards first, recommending what you can physically sleeve up tonight. When nothing you own fills a role, it says so explicitly and flags the card as one you would need to acquire, so a budget or paper-only build never quietly turns into a wishlist.

Farseek is free to use with no credit card required. Paid plans exist for heavier AI usage, but deck storage, deckbuilding, card search, and collection management are free.