Remove a game from the Lutris database to clean up your library without deleting game files. Use this tool to manage your game collection by removing entries you no longer need.
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"Lutris" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve aggregate statistics about your Lutris game library, including total games, categories, and collection insights from the database.MIT
- Search for games across external platforms like Steam and GOG that are synced with Lutris gaming library.MIT
- Browse and filter games in your Lutris library using criteria like runner, platform, installed status, or search terms, with pagination for large collections.MIT
- Add a new game to the Lutris Linux gaming library by specifying name, runner, and optional details like platform, directory, and executable path.MIT
- Check Prowlarr and qBittorrent connectivity and show current configuration.MIT
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- Retrieve all game categories with their associated game counts from the Lutris Linux gaming library database to organize and analyze your collection.MIT
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- Retrieve comprehensive game details including categories and configuration data from the Lutris Linux gaming library database.MIT
- Remove a game from a category in your Lutris gaming library to reorganize your collection and maintain organized categories.MIT
- Modify game details in your Lutris library by updating fields like name, platform, directory, or executable path to keep your gaming collection organized.MIT
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