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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools map to broad subdomains, but several boundaries are fuzzy: 'games' and 'game_info' both handle game data, 'proton' and 'diagnostics' both touch logs, and 'library' and 'insights' both surface stats. Agents may need to read the full descriptions carefully to avoid picking the wrong category.
Tool names consistently use lowercase noun-style labels, which is a recognizable pattern, and multi-word names use snake_case consistently. Minor inconsistencies exist between plural categories like 'games' and 'shortcuts' versus singular/more specific names like 'steam_status' and 'game_info', but there is no mixed casing or verb chaos.
14 tools is well within the ideal range and appropriate for Steam's broad scope, covering library management, game control, configuration, player data, workshop, deals, storage, and more. Each tool represents a coherent subdomain, so the count feels intentional rather than padded.
The tool set covers the main Steam workflows: discovering games, installing/launching/configuring them, managing library folders and storage, viewing player/profile data, and checking deals/workshop content. Some niche operations like workshop subscribe/unsubscribe or download queue control appear missing, but core lifecycle paths are not dead-ended.