Steam-MCP
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AlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceMCP server for Steam data, backed by steamgpt.net - a free Steam data API for AI agents. Steam profiles, SteamID conversion, VAC / game / community / trade bans, FACEIT stats, public friend graph, batch lookups and player comparison. No API key, no registration, no tracking.251 npmMIT
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Scored across 14 tools
Each tool targets a specific Steam feature (app details, news, players, achievements, etc.) with no overlap. For example, get_own_profile vs get_player_summaries are different scopes (configured user vs arbitrary IDs).
All tool names follow a consistent verb_noun pattern using snake_case. Most start with 'get_', with only two exceptions ('query_workshop_items', 'resolve_vanity_url') that still fit the pattern.
14 tools cover a broad range of Steam functionality (store, user profiles, friends, achievements, leaderboards, workshop) without being excessive. Each tool serves a distinct and useful purpose.
The set covers core Steam operations like store browsing, user data, achievements, and workshop. Minor gaps exist (e.g., market, trading, game stats) but these are not essential for typical use cases.