Introduction

Browse the Steam game store

steam is a single binary. It speaks to steam over plain HTTPS, shapes the responses into clean records, and gets out of your way. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to run alongside it.

How it is built

• A library package (steam) holds the HTTP client and the typed data models. It paces requests, sets an honest User-Agent, and retries the transient failures any public site throws under load.
• A command tree (cli) wraps the library in subcommands with shared output formats and flags.
• One cmd/steam entry point ties them together.

Scope

steam is a read-only client over data steam already serves publicly. It reads that data and shapes it for you. That narrow scope keeps it a single small binary with no database, no daemon, and no setup.

Next: install it, then take the quick start.