Search start.gg's videogame catalog by name and get videogame ids. Use this first to find the id for a game (e.g. "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" -> 1386), then pass that id to tournament discovery tools.

Search start.gg tournaments with flexible filters: name, videogame ids, country/state, date range (afterDate/beforeDate on start time), upcoming/past, open registration.

List tournaments that have not ended yet (including ones in progress), soonest first. Filter by videogame id (get it from search_videogames), country/state, and a time window in days.

List tournaments for a specific videogame id. timeframe selects upcoming (default), past, or all; combine with afterDate/beforeDate and location filters as needed.

Get one tournament's details: schedule, venue/location, registration, its events (with videogame and entrant counts), and its configured streams. Identify the tournament by numeric id, slug, or start.gg URL.

List the events (brackets) of a tournament, optionally filtered to one videogame id. Use the returned event id or slug with get_event_entrants / get_event_sets / get_event_standings.

List a tournament's registered participants (attendees) with gamer tags. Note: these are tournament-level registrations; for per-event entrants with seeding, use get_event_entrants instead.

Get one event (bracket) of a tournament: name, start time, state, entrant count, videogame, parent tournament, and its phases (e.g. Pools, Top 8) with phase ids you can pass to get_event_sets phaseIds.

List an event's entrants with their seed (initialSeedNum), players (gamer tags), and disqualification flag. Supports pagination or fetchAll.

Get an event's standings (final or current placements), best first. Includes each entrant's seed so upsets are visible. Use perPage 8 for Top 8.

List an event's sets (matches) in a normalized form: round, state (COMPLETED/ACTIVE/...), both entrants with seeds and players, per-entrant score (-1 = DQ), winner, phase, and VOD URL when available. Filter by state, phaseIds (from get_event's phases, e.g. Top 8), round, or entrants.

Get a start.gg player by numeric player id: gamer tag, team prefix, and linked user. Player ids appear in set/entrant results (players[].playerId).

Get a player's recent sets across tournaments (most recent first), in the same normalized set form as get_event_sets, plus the event and tournament each set belongs to. Filter by set state (e.g. COMPLETED).

Get a tournament's stream queue: each stream (source, channel name, derived URL for Twitch) with the sets currently assigned to it. Returns empty queues when nothing is queued. For the list of configured streams regardless of queue, use get_tournament.

Turn a start.gg tournament or event URL (or slug) into internal ids and slugs. Example: "https://www.start.gg/tournament/genesis-9/event/ultimate-singles" -> { type: event, tournamentId, eventId, ... }. Use this first when the user pastes a start.gg link, then call the other tools with the returned ids.