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Scored across 26 tools
Descriptions are unusually careful about boundaries (e.g., get_items vs get_prices, get_game_reviews vs get_review_histogram, find_friends_who_own vs get_owned_games), so agents can usually choose correctly. However, with 26 Steam endpoints, several tools remain close cousins in batch pricing, store trends, and achievement variants, leaving some misselection risk.
All names use snake_case and almost all follow verb_noun or verb_phrase conventions: get_*, search_*, discover_games, resolve_vanity_url, find_friends_who_own, compare_players. There is no camelCase or chaotic mixed style.
26 tools is just above the heavy threshold for a single server; although the Steam domain is broad and many tools target distinct resources, the set includes consolidatable pairs such as get_prices/get_items and get_featured/get_specials/get_charts. It is borderline heavy rather than tightly scoped.
The surface covers store search, game details, pricing, reviews, charts, achievements, player profile/bans, libraries, wishlists, friends, comparisons and recommendations, which is strong for Steam's read-only API. Gaps remain around some niche Steam data (e.g., market/inventory or deeper per-game user stats), but core workflows are covered.