Search the IGDB database of 280,000+ games to fetch genres, platforms, ratings, cover art, and release dates.
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- Retrieves full game details by IGDB ID—storyline, genres, platforms, developers, publishers, themes, game modes, similar games, and websites.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific video game from IGDB, including ratings, platforms, genres, release dates, and company involvement.MIT
- Find video games in the IGDB database by entering search terms, retrieving details like ratings, release dates, and platforms.MIT
- Execute custom Apicalypse queries to retrieve specific video game data from IGDB endpoints like games, companies, or platforms.MIT
- Search for video games by name in the IGDB database. Retrieve game details with configurable result limits.AGPL 3.0
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- Retrieve game company details from IGDB by searching with a company name or ID. Enables access to company information for integration into automated workflows.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve complete game details from IGDB by providing a game ID.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve a list of gaming platforms from IGDB. Supports pagination via limit and offset, and uses client credentials for authentication.AGPL 3.0
- List all video game genres available in the IGDB database, enabling category-based game discovery.AGPL 3.0
- Search for video games in your Ryot library using IGDB or other supported sources. Return results with pagination control.
- Query iOS accessibility tree to find tappable elements and text fields with precise centerX/centerY coordinates. Returns element properties, data quality assessment, and supports progressive filter levels for accurate automation.MIT
- Tap on iOS screen at specified coordinates with automatic transformation from screenshot space to device space. Supports single, double, and long press gestures. Validates bounds and provides semantic action tracking for test automation.MIT
- Initiate a new GDB debugging session and obtain a session ID needed for subsequent debugging commands.MIT
- Step forward over the next source line or machine instruction without entering functions. Adjust step count or switch to instruction mode.MIT
- Step backward over the previous source line or machine instruction without entering called functions. Requires an rr replay session.MIT
- Initialize debugging for Nintendo Switch executables by connecting to the GDB stub, loading debug commands, and setting up the game's base address automatically.MIT
- Execute raw GDB commands for debugging Nintendo Switch executables on Yuzu or hardware via GDB stub.MIT
- Perform swipe gestures and hardware button presses on iOS targets. Automates scrolling, navigation, and device controls with configurable profiles and precise coordinates. Includes automatic velocity validation for gesture recognition.MIT
- Search the accessibility tree by label or identifier to locate UI elements. Obtain tap-ready coordinates (centerX, centerY) to interact with controls directly, eliminating the need for visual screenshots.MIT