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Steam MCP Server

by algorhythmic

This project implements a Steam MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server using Node.js and TypeScript. It acts as an intermediary between an MCP client and the Steam Web API, providing structured access to Steam game statistics and user information.

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What is Steam MCP Server?

The Steam MCP Server is a Node.js/TypeScript application that acts as a bridge between an MCP client (like Roo) and the Steam Web API. It allows MCP clients to access Steam game data and user information in a structured and standardized way.

How to use Steam MCP Server?

To use the server, you need to clone the repository, install dependencies, configure the STEAM_API_KEY environment variable, build the project, and then run the built index.js file using Node. You can then configure your MCP client (e.g., Roo) to connect to the server via stdio by providing the path to the index.js file and the project's root directory in the client's configuration.

Key features of Steam MCP Server

  • Implements the Steam MCP Server using Node.js and TypeScript

  • Uses the @modelcontextprotocol/sdk for MCP communication

  • Provides access to various Steam Web API endpoints

  • Supports multiple MCP commands for retrieving game and user data

Use cases of Steam MCP Server

  • Integrating Steam game data into MCP-compatible applications

  • Providing structured access to Steam statistics for game analysis

  • Building tools and extensions that leverage Steam API data

  • Automating tasks related to Steam game information retrieval

FAQ from Steam MCP Server

What is an MCP client?

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) client is an application that communicates with an MCP server to access data and functionality.

Where do I get a Steam Web API key?

You can obtain a Steam Web API key from the Steam Developer website: https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey

Why do I need a .env file?

The .env file is used to store sensitive information like your Steam API key, keeping it separate from your code.

What if I get an error when running the server?

Check your environment variables, ensure the project is built correctly, and verify that your MCP client is configured properly.

How do I add more MCP commands?

You can extend the server by adding new functions that interact with the Steam Web API and expose them as MCP tools in the index.ts file.