steam-gaming-companion

name	steam-gaming-companion
description	Steam & PC Gaming Companion — full Steam Web API integration for library management, play recommendations, wishlist sale monitoring, achievement tracking, and game info lookup. The first real Steam API skill on ClawHub.
version	1.0.0
tags	["gaming","steam","pc-gaming","library-management","achievements","wishlist","backlog","recommendations"]
author	steam-companion
requires	["STEAM_API_KEY","STEAM_ID"]
optional_env	["IGDB_CLIENT_ID","IGDB_ACCESS_TOKEN"]

Steam & PC Gaming Companion

A complete Steam Web API integration skill. Manages your library, tracks achievements, monitors wishlist sales, recommends what to play next, and looks up any game — all from natural language.

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Setup

Step 1: Get Your Steam API Key (required, 30 seconds)

1. Go to https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
2. Sign in with your Steam account
3. Enter any domain name (e.g. localhost) — it doesn't matter for personal use
4. Click Register and copy the key
5. Set it: STEAM_API_KEY=<your-key>

Step 2: Get Your 64-bit Steam ID (required, 15 seconds)

Your Steam ID is NOT your vanity URL or display name. It's a 17-digit number.

1. Go to https://steamid.io
2. Paste your Steam profile URL (e.g. https://steamcommunity.com/id/yourname)
3. Copy the steamID64 value (looks like 76561198012345678)
4. Set it: STEAM_ID=<your-steam-id-64>

Step 3: Get IGDB Credentials (optional, 2 minutes)

IGDB provides richer game metadata (ratings, genres, descriptions) than the Steam store API. It's free via Twitch.

1. Go to https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps and log in with your Twitch account (create one if needed)
2. Click Register Your Application
3. Name: anything (e.g. steam-companion), OAuth Redirect: http://localhost, Category: Application Integration
4. Click Manage on your new app, copy the Client ID
5. Generate a Client Secret and copy it
6. Get an access token by running:

   curl -X POST 'https://id.twitch.tv/oauth2/token' \
     -d 'client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID&client_secret=YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET&grant_type=client_credentials'
   

7. Copy the access_token from the response
8. Set both:

   IGDB_CLIENT_ID=<your-client-id>
   IGDB_ACCESS_TOKEN=<your-access-token>
   

Note: IGDB tokens expire after ~60 days. If game lookups start failing with 401, regenerate the token using step 6.

Step 4: Verify Setup

Tell the agent: "verify my steam setup" — it will confirm your credentials work and show your account name and library size.

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Trigger Conditions

User Says (examples)	Feature Triggered
"show my steam library", "how many games do I own", "what's in my backlog"	Library Overview + Backlog Manager
"what should I play", "recommend something chill for an hour", "I have all night, what's good"	Play Recommender
"any wishlist sales", "check my wishlist", "are any of my wishlisted games on sale"	Wishlist Sale Monitor
"show my achievements for Hades", "how far am I in Elden Ring", "achievement progress"	Achievement Tracker
"most played games", "what do I play the most", "top 10 games by hours"	Most Played Rankings
"tell me about Hollow Knight", "look up Baldur's Gate 3", "game info for Celeste"	Game Info Lookup
"verify my steam setup", "test steam connection", "are my steam credentials working"	Setup Verification

---

Feature 1: Library Overview + Backlog Manager

API Call

GET https://api.steampowered.com/IPlayerService/GetOwnedGames/v1/

Query parameters:

Parameter	Value
key	{STEAM_API_KEY}
steamid	{STEAM_ID}
include_appinfo	1
include_played_free_games	1
format	json

Response Fields Used

{
  "response": {
    "game_count": 247,
    "games": [
      {
        "appid": 570,
        "name": "Dota 2",
        "playtime_forever": 14523,
        "playtime_2weeks": 120,
        "img_icon_url": "hash",
        "has_community_visible_stats": true
      }
    ]
  }
}

• playtime_forever is in minutes
• playtime_2weeks is present only if the game was played in the last 2 weeks

Logic Rules

Categorize every game by playtime_forever:

Category	Rule	Label
Unplayed	playtime_forever < 60	Never really touched
Abandoned	60 <= playtime_forever < 300	Tried but didn't stick
Played	playtime_forever >= 300	Actually played

Response Format

🎮 Steam Library Overview

📊 Total Games: {game_count}
✅ Played (5+ hrs): {played_count} ({played_pct}%)
⚠️ Abandoned (1-5 hrs): {abandoned_count} ({abandoned_pct}%)
🆕 Unplayed (<1 hr): {unplayed_count} ({unplayed_pct}%)
⏱️ Total Lifetime Hours: {total_hours}

📦 Your Backlog ({unplayed_count} games)
{for each unplayed game, sorted alphabetically:}
  • {name} — {playtime_forever} min logged
{end}

⚠️ Abandoned Games ({abandoned_count})
{for each abandoned game, sorted by playtime_forever ascending:}
  • {name} — {hours}h {minutes}m
{end}

If game_count is 0 or the games array is missing, the profile is likely private. See Error Handling.

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Feature 2: Play Recommender

Prerequisites

Fetch the full library using the same API call as Feature 1.

Interaction Flow

1. Ask the user two questions (or extract from their message if already stated):

   • Mood: chill / intense / story-driven / competitive
   • Time available: under 1 hour / 1-2 hours / all night (3+ hours)

2. Filter the user's library to games with playtime_forever < 60 (unplayed) OR 60 <= playtime_forever < 300 (abandoned — gave it a short try).

3. For each candidate game, look up genre data. Use one of these methods:

   • If IGDB credentials exist: POST to https://api.igdb.com/v4/games with body search "{game_name}"; fields genres.name, themes.name, total_rating; limit 1; and headers Client-ID: {IGDB_CLIENT_ID}, Authorization: Bearer {IGDB_ACCESS_TOKEN}
   • If no IGDB: GET https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids={appid} and extract data.genres[].description and data.short_description

4. Match games to mood using these genre mappings:

Mood	Matching Genres / Themes
Chill	Simulation, Puzzle, Casual, Farming, Sandbox, Walking Simulator, Indie (non-horror)
Intense	Action, Shooter, Roguelike, Roguelite, Survival Horror, Souls-like, Bullet Hell
Story-driven	RPG, Adventure, Visual Novel, Interactive Fiction, Narrative, Point & Click
Competitive	Multiplayer, PvP, Fighting, Sports, Racing, Battle Royale, MOBA

5. Match games to time available:

Time Slot	Rule
Under 1 hour	Prefer games with short play sessions — roguelites, puzzle games, platformers, arcade. Avoid open-world RPGs or grand strategy.
1-2 hours	Any genre works. Prefer games with moderate session lengths.
All night	Prefer RPGs, open-world, strategy, survival, sandbox — games that reward long sessions.

6. Select the top 3 matches. If fewer than 3 match, relax the playtime filter to include games up to 600 minutes.

Response Format

🎯 Play Recommendations — {mood}, {time_available}

1. 🎮 {game_name}
   Genre: {genres}
   Why: {1-2 sentence reason based on mood + time fit}
   Playtime so far: {minutes} min

2. 🎮 {game_name}
   Genre: {genres}
   Why: {reason}
   Playtime so far: {minutes} min

3. 🎮 {game_name}
   Genre: {genres}
   Why: {reason}
   Playtime so far: {minutes} min

💡 None of these click? Tell me more about what you're in the mood for.

If no games match at all:

😅 Couldn't find a great match in your unplayed library for "{mood}" + "{time}".

Your unplayed games are mostly: {top 3 genres in unplayed list}.

Want me to check your full library instead, or look up something new?

---

Feature 3: Wishlist Sale Monitor

API Call

GET https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/{STEAM_ID}/wishlistdata/

No API key needed — uses the Steam store API directly. Requires the user's wishlist to be public.

Note: This endpoint may paginate. If the response contains exactly 50 items, make additional requests:

GET https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/{STEAM_ID}/wishlistdata/?p=1
GET https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/{STEAM_ID}/wishlistdata/?p=2

Continue incrementing p until the response is empty or contains fewer than 50 items. Page 0 is the default.

Response Fields Used

Each entry is keyed by appid:

{
  "730": {
    "name": "Counter-Strike 2",
    "capsule": "url-to-image",
    "review_score": 7,
    "review_desc": "Very Positive",
    "reviews_total": "7,456,123",
    "reviews_percent": 86,
    "release_date": "1694649600",
    "release_string": "Sep 27, 2023",
    "priority": 0,
    "added": 1680000000,
    "background": "url",
    "rank": 14,
    "tags": ["FPS", "Shooter"],
    "is_free_game": false,
    "subs": [
      {
        "id": 54029,
        "discount_block": "<div ...>-75%</div>",
        "discount_pct": 75,
        "price": "749"
      }
    ]
  }
}

Logic Rules

1. Iterate over all wishlist entries
2. For each entry, check subs array. A game is on sale if any sub has discount_pct > 0
3. The price field is the current (discounted) price in cents (e.g. 749 = $7.49). If price is a string, parse it as an integer first.
4. Calculate original price: original_price = price / (1 - discount_pct / 100)
5. Sort results by discount_pct descending (biggest discounts first)

Response Format

If sales found:

🏷️ Wishlist Sales — {count} game(s) on sale!

{for each discounted game, sorted by discount_pct desc:}
🔥 {name} — {discount_pct}% OFF
   💰 ${sale_price} (was ${original_price})
   ⭐ {review_desc} ({reviews_percent}% positive)
   🔗 https://store.steampowered.com/app/{appid}
{end}

💡 Prices are current as of this check. Steam sales change without notice.

If no sales:

🏷️ Wishlist Sales

No games on your wishlist are currently discounted.

📋 You have {total_wishlist_count} games wishlisted.
Top 3 by priority:
  1. {name} — {review_desc}
  2. {name} — {review_desc}
  3. {name} — {review_desc}

💡 Major Steam sales happen in June (Summer Sale) and December (Winter Sale).

If wishlist is empty or inaccessible:

⚠️ Couldn't access your wishlist.

This usually means your wishlist is set to private. To fix:
1. Go to your Steam profile → Edit Profile → Privacy Settings
2. Set "Game details" to Public
3. Try again

If it's already public, Steam's wishlist API may be temporarily down. Try again in a few minutes.

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Feature 4: Achievement Tracker

Step 1: Get Player Achievements

GET https://api.steampowered.com/ISteamUserStats/GetPlayerAchievements/v1/

Query parameters:

Parameter	Value
key	{STEAM_API_KEY}
steamid	{STEAM_ID}
appid	{appid}
l	english

Response fields:

{
  "playerstats": {
    "steamID": "76561198012345678",
    "gameName": "Hades",
    "success": true,
    "achievements": [
      {
        "apiname": "AchUnlockAll",
        "achieved": 1,
        "unlocktime": 1695000000
      }
    ]
  }
}

• achieved: 1 = unlocked, 0 = locked
• unlocktime: Unix timestamp (0 if locked)

Step 2: Get Achievement Schema (for human-readable names + descriptions)

GET https://api.steampowered.com/ISteamUserStats/GetSchemaForGame/v2/

Query parameters:

Parameter	Value
key	{STEAM_API_KEY}
appid	{appid}
l	english

Response fields:

{
  "game": {
    "gameName": "Hades",
    "availableGameStats": {
      "achievements": [
        {
          "name": "AchUnlockAll",
          "defaultvalue": 0,
          "displayName": "Everything in its Place",
          "hidden": 0,
          "description": "Unlock all other achievements.",
          "icon": "url-to-achieved-icon",
          "icongray": "url-to-locked-icon"
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

Step 3: Resolve Game Name to AppID

If the user says a game name instead of an AppID, resolve it:

GET https://api.steampowered.com/ISteamApps/GetAppList/v2/

This returns ALL Steam apps (~180,000). To avoid fetching this every time:

1. First try the store search API: GET https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch/?term={game_name}&l=english&cc=US
2. Use the first result's id as the appid
3. If no results, tell the user the game wasn't found and ask them to check the name

Logic Rules

1. Fetch both player achievements and schema for the given appid
2. Match achievements by apiname (player data) to name (schema data)
3. Replace API names with displayName from the schema
4. Sort unlocked achievements by unlocktime descending (most recent first)
5. Calculate: unlocked_count, total_count, completion_pct
6. Build a visual progress bar: use █ for filled and ░ for empty, 20 characters wide
7. Show the 5 most recently unlocked achievements
8. Show up to 5 locked achievements (non-hidden ones only; for hidden: 1, show as "🔒 Hidden Achievement")

Response Format

🏆 Achievements — {game_name}

Progress: {unlocked_count}/{total_count} ({completion_pct}%)
[████████████░░░░░░░░] {completion_pct}%

🔓 Recently Unlocked
{for each of the 5 most recent, by unlocktime desc:}
  ✅ {displayName} — {description}
     Unlocked: {formatted_date}
{end}

🔒 Up Next ({remaining_count} remaining)
{for up to 5 non-hidden locked achievements:}
  ⬜ {displayName} — {description}
{end}
{if hidden locked achievements exist:}
  🔒 +{hidden_count} hidden achievement(s)
{end}

{if completion_pct == 100:}
🎉 Completionist! You've unlocked every achievement in {game_name}!
{end}

Error: Game Has No Achievements

If GetSchemaForGame returns no achievements array or it's empty:

ℹ️ {game_name} doesn't have Steam achievements.

Error: Achievement Data Private

If GetPlayerAchievements returns success: false:

⚠️ Can't access achievement data for {game_name}.

This usually means your game details are set to private. To fix:
1. Go to Steam → Profile → Edit Profile → Privacy Settings
2. Set "Game details" to Public
3. Try again

---

Feature 5: Most Played Rankings

API Call

Same as Feature 1 — IPlayerService/GetOwnedGames/v1 with include_appinfo=1.

Logic Rules

1. Sort all games by playtime_forever descending
2. Take the top 10
3. Convert minutes to hours and minutes: hours = playtime_forever // 60, minutes = playtime_forever % 60
4. Calculate total lifetime hours across ALL games: sum(playtime_forever for all games) / 60
5. If playtime_2weeks exists on any game, also show "Recently Active" section

Response Format

⏱️ Most Played Games — Top 10

 # │ Game                          │ Playtime
───┼───────────────────────────────┼──────────
 1 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
 2 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
 3 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
 4 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
 5 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
 6 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
 7 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
 8 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
 9 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m
10 │ {name}                        │ {hours}h {minutes}m

📊 Total Lifetime Gaming: {total_hours} hours across {game_count} games
   That's {total_days} days of gaming!

{if any game has playtime_2weeks:}
🕹️ Active This Week
{for each game with playtime_2weeks > 0, sorted desc:}
  • {name} — {hours}h {minutes}m in the last 2 weeks
{end}
{end}

---

Feature 6: Game Info Lookup

Method A: IGDB (preferred, if credentials exist)

POST https://api.igdb.com/v4/games

Headers:

Header	Value
Client-ID	{IGDB_CLIENT_ID}
Authorization	Bearer {IGDB_ACCESS_TOKEN}
Content-Type	text/plain

Body (Apicalypse query language):

search "{game_name}";
fields name, summary, total_rating, genres.name, themes.name,
       involved_companies.company.name, involved_companies.developer,
       involved_companies.publisher, first_release_date, platforms.name,
       aggregated_rating, aggregated_rating_count, cover.url;
limit 1;

Response fields:

[
  {
    "id": 119171,
    "name": "Hades",
    "summary": "A rogue-like dungeon crawler...",
    "total_rating": 91.234,
    "aggregated_rating": 93.0,
    "aggregated_rating_count": 24,
    "genres": [{"id": 12, "name": "Role-playing (RPG)"}, {"id": 31, "name": "Adventure"}],
    "themes": [{"id": 17, "name": "Fantasy"}],
    "involved_companies": [
      {"company": {"name": "Supergiant Games"}, "developer": true, "publisher": true}
    ],
    "first_release_date": 1600300800,
    "platforms": [{"name": "PC (Microsoft Windows)"}, {"name": "Nintendo Switch"}],
    "cover": {"url": "//images.igdb.com/igdb/image/upload/t_cover_big/co1234.jpg"}
  }
]

• total_rating is 0-100 (community + critic average)
• first_release_date is Unix timestamp
• Filter involved_companies where developer: true for developer, publisher: true for publisher

Method B: Steam Store API (fallback)

GET https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids={appid}

To get the appid from a game name, use the store search:

GET https://store.steampowered.com/api/storesearch/?term={game_name}&l=english&cc=US

Response fields (from appdetails):

{
  "{appid}": {
    "success": true,
    "data": {
      "name": "Hades",
      "steam_appid": 1145360,
      "short_description": "Defy the god of the dead...",
      "detailed_description": "...",
      "developers": ["Supergiant Games"],
      "publishers": ["Supergiant Games"],
      "genres": [{"id": "3", "description": "RPG"}, {"id": "25", "description": "Adventure"}],
      "release_date": {"coming_soon": false, "date": "Sep 17, 2020"},
      "metacritic": {"score": 93, "url": "..."},
      "categories": [{"id": 2, "description": "Single-player"}],
      "platforms": {"windows": true, "mac": true, "linux": true},
      "price_overview": {"final_formatted": "$24.99", "discount_percent": 0}
    }
  }
}

Response Format

🎮 {name}

📝 {summary or short_description — first 2 sentences max}

📊 Rating: {total_rating or metacritic score}/100
🎭 Genre: {genres, comma-separated}
🏢 Developer: {developer name(s)}
📦 Publisher: {publisher name(s)}
📅 Released: {formatted release date}
🖥️ Platforms: {platform list}

{if price_overview exists and source is Steam:}
💰 Price: {final_formatted} {if discount > 0: "(🔥 {discount}% off!)"}
{end}

{if the user owns this game (check library):}
📂 In your library — {playtime_forever} min played
{end}

Error: Game Not Found

❌ Couldn't find "{game_name}".

Tips:
• Check the spelling
• Use the full official name (e.g. "Counter-Strike 2" not "CS2")
• For DLC, include the base game name

---

Feature 7: Setup Verification

API Call

GET https://api.steampowered.com/ISteamUser/GetPlayerSummaries/v2/

Query parameters:

Parameter	Value
key	{STEAM_API_KEY}
steamids	{STEAM_ID}

Response fields:

{
  "response": {
    "players": [
      {
        "steamid": "76561198012345678",
        "personaname": "PlayerName",
        "profileurl": "https://steamcommunity.com/id/...",
        "avatar": "url",
        "avatarfull": "url",
        "personastate": 1,
        "communityvisibilitystate": 3,
        "profilestate": 1,
        "lastlogoff": 1695000000,
        "timecreated": 1300000000
      }
    ]
  }
}

• communityvisibilitystate: 1 = private, 3 = public
• personastate: 0 = Offline, 1 = Online, 2 = Busy, 3 = Away, 4 = Snooze, 5 = Looking to trade, 6 = Looking to play

Then also call IPlayerService/GetOwnedGames/v1 to get game_count.

Response Format

Success:

✅ Steam Companion — Setup Verified

👤 Account: {personaname}
🔗 Profile: {profileurl}
🌐 Status: {personastate_label}
🔓 Profile Visibility: {Public or Private}
📅 Member Since: {formatted timecreated}
🎮 Games Owned: {game_count}

{if communityvisibilitystate != 3:}
⚠️ Your profile is set to Private. Some features (wishlist sales, achievements)
   require a public profile. Go to Edit Profile → Privacy Settings → set to Public.
{end}

{if IGDB_CLIENT_ID and IGDB_ACCESS_TOKEN are set:}
🎮 IGDB: ✅ Connected (richer game lookups enabled)
{else:}
🎮 IGDB: ❌ Not configured (game lookups will use Steam store data)
   Optional: Set IGDB_CLIENT_ID and IGDB_ACCESS_TOKEN for better game info.
{end}

All systems go. Try: "show my library" or "what should I play tonight?"

Failure — bad API key:

If the API returns 403 or the response is empty:

❌ Setup Failed — Invalid API Key

Your STEAM_API_KEY was rejected by Steam.

To fix:
1. Go to https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
2. Make sure you're logged into the correct Steam account
3. If you see a key, copy it exactly (no spaces)
4. If you don't see a key, register a new one with any domain
5. Update your STEAM_API_KEY env var

Failure — bad Steam ID:

If players array is empty:

❌ Setup Failed — Steam ID Not Found

No account found for Steam ID: {STEAM_ID}

To fix:
1. Go to https://steamid.io
2. Paste your Steam profile URL
3. Copy the steamID64 (17-digit number like 76561198012345678)
4. Update your STEAM_ID env var

Common mistakes:
• Using your vanity URL name instead of the 64-bit ID
• Using a 32-bit Steam ID (shorter number) instead of 64-bit
• Extra spaces or characters in the value

Failure — missing env vars:

❌ Setup Failed — Missing Credentials

{if STEAM_API_KEY not set:}
• STEAM_API_KEY is not set — get one at https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
{end}
{if STEAM_ID not set:}
• STEAM_ID is not set — find yours at https://steamid.io
{end}

Both are required. See the setup instructions above.

---

Error Handling (Global)

Private Profile

Detection: IPlayerService/GetOwnedGames/v1 returns {"response": {}} (empty, no game_count or games key).

Response:

🔒 Your Steam profile or game details are set to private.

To use this skill, your profile needs to be public:
1. Open Steam → click your name → Profile
2. Click Edit Profile → Privacy Settings
3. Set "My profile" to Public
4. Set "Game details" to Public
5. Wait 1-2 minutes for Steam's cache to update
6. Try again

Note: You can set it back to private after you're done.

API Rate Limiting

Steam's Web API has a rate limit of approximately 100,000 calls per day and 1 request per second per key. In practice, you will not hit this unless you're scripting bulk requests.

If you receive HTTP 429 or 503:

⏳ Steam's API is temporarily rate-limiting requests. Wait a minute and try again.

Network / Server Errors

If any API call returns HTTP 500, 502, 503, or times out:

⚠️ Steam's API returned an error ({status_code}). This is on Steam's end, not yours.

Try again in a minute. If it persists, check https://steamstat.us for outages.

Missing Environment Variables

Before making any API call, check that the required env vars are set. If missing:

⚠️ Missing required configuration.

{if STEAM_API_KEY not set:}
• STEAM_API_KEY — Get one at https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
{end}
{if STEAM_ID not set:}
• STEAM_ID — Find yours at https://steamid.io
{end}

Run "verify my steam setup" after setting them.

IGDB Token Expired

IGDB access tokens expire after approximately 60 days. If any IGDB API call returns HTTP 401:

⚠️ Your IGDB access token has expired.

To regenerate it:
1. Run this command (replace with your credentials):
   curl -X POST 'https://id.twitch.tv/oauth2/token' \
     -d 'client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID&client_secret=YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET&grant_type=client_credentials'
2. Copy the new access_token from the response
3. Update your IGDB_ACCESS_TOKEN env var

Falling back to Steam store API for this lookup.

After showing this message, fall back to Steam store API (Method B) for the current request so the user still gets a result.

Store API Region Issues

store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails may return different prices based on region. Prices shown are for the US store by default. Add &cc=US to force USD, or &cc={country_code} if the user requests a different region.

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Example Conversations

Example 1: Library Check

User: How many games do I own on Steam?

Agent: Calls IPlayerService/GetOwnedGames/v1 → gets library → categorizes → responds with full library overview showing total count, backlog breakdown, and the unplayed/abandoned lists.

Example 2: Play Recommendation

User: I've got about 2 hours tonight and want something chill. What should I play?

Agent: Fetches library → filters unplayed/abandoned games → looks up genres for each via IGDB or Steam store → matches to "chill" + "1-2 hours" → picks 3 best matches → responds with names, genres, and personalized reasons.

Example 3: Wishlist Check

User: Any games on my wishlist on sale?

Agent: Calls wishlist API → checks all subs for discount_pct > 0 → calculates original prices → sorts by discount → responds with formatted sale list or "no sales" message with upcoming sale dates.

Example 4: Achievement Progress

User: Show my achievements for Hades

Agent: Searches store for "Hades" → gets appid 1145360 → calls GetPlayerAchievements and GetSchemaForGame → matches by apiname → calculates completion → builds progress bar → shows recent unlocks and remaining achievements.

Example 5: Quick Stats

User: What are my most played games?

Agent: Fetches library → sorts by playtime_forever desc → takes top 10 → formats table with hours/minutes → calculates total lifetime hours → shows recently active games if any.

Example 6: Game Lookup

User: Tell me about Baldur's Gate 3

Agent: If IGDB configured, POSTs search query → gets name, summary, rating, genres, developer, release date. If not, searches Steam store → gets appdetails. Also checks if user owns it and shows playtime.

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Notes for Agent Implementors

• All Steam Web API calls use HTTPS GET with query parameters. No POST requests needed for Steam.
• IGDB uses POST with a plain-text body in Apicalypse query language. Content-Type must be text/plain.
• The wishlist endpoint (store.steampowered.com) does not require an API key but does require the wishlist to be public.
• Steam's playtime_forever is always in minutes. Always convert to hours/minutes for display.
• Unix timestamps from Steam and IGDB should be formatted as human-readable dates (e.g., "Sep 17, 2020").
• The store search API (storesearch) is the fastest way to resolve a game name to an appid. Do not fetch the full app list unless store search fails.
• When making multiple API calls for a single feature (e.g., achievements need 2 calls), make them concurrently where possible.
• IGDB access tokens expire. If a 401 is returned, tell the user to regenerate the token.

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Changelog

v1.0.0 — Initial Release

• Library overview with backlog categorization (unplayed / abandoned / played)
• Mood + time-based play recommender from user's actual library
• Wishlist sale monitor with price calculations and pagination
• Achievement tracker with progress bars and human-readable names
• Most played rankings with lifetime hour totals
• Game info lookup via IGDB (preferred) or Steam store API (fallback)
• Setup verification with specific error diagnostics
• Comprehensive error handling for private profiles, missing credentials, API failures