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genTech-shop

Provides gaming intelligence for AI agents including Steam wishlist deals, upcoming releases, POE2 build health, and hub status via MCP tools.

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🛒 GenTech Shop — Gaming Intelligence for AI Agents

Price comparisons, game releases, POE2 builds, and hub status — all available via MCP.

Why GenTech Shop?

Agents need gaming data — and there's no API for it. Steam doesn't expose wishlist deals programmatically. Game release calendars are scattered across 20+ sites. POE2 builds change every patch.

GenTech Shop bridges the gap: structured gaming data, delivered via MCP tools that any agent can call.

Services

Tool	What It Does	Data Source
`gaming_deals`	Current Steam wishlist prices + discounts	Vault wishlist JSON
`release_calendar`	Upcoming game releases for tracked titles	Web search + vault cache
`poe2_build_health`	Path of Exile 2 patch impact on builds	Vault build JSONs
`gaming_hub_status`	Sync status + available data overview	Vault Gaming/ directory

How to Access

Option 1: MCP (for AI agents)

Install the GenTech Agent Kit to use Shop tools via MCP:

# Coming soon — pip install or direct clone
git clone https://github.com/ProtoJay4789/genTech-agent-kit.git
cd genTech-agent-kit
pip install -e .

The Shop tools register automatically as MCP tools.

Option 2: Direct HTTP (for humans)

Each tool is also available as a web endpoint at https://gentechlabs.net/v1/shop/.

Service Details

`gaming_deals`

Returns current Steam wishlist deals with prices, discounts, and direct links.

gaming_deals(username: "jordan" | "vanito", platform?: "steam")

Example output:

[
  {
    "game": "Path of Exile 2",
    "platform": "steam",
    "normal_price": 29.99,
    "sale_price": 23.99,
    "discount_pct": 20,
    "url": "https://store.steampowered.com/app/..."
  }
]

`release_calendar`

Upcoming game releases filtered by tracked titles.

release_calendar(from_date?: "YYYY-MM-DD", to_date?: "YYYY-MM-DD", genres?: string[])

`poe2_build_health`

Current POE2 patch impact for each tracked build.

poe2_build_health(class_name?: "monk" | "warrior" | "vanito")

Example output:

{
  "current_patch": "0.2.1",
  "builds": [
    {"name": "Monk", "health": "stable", "last_updated": "2026-07-10"},
    {"name": "Warrior", "health": "nerfed", "notes": "Sunder damage reduced 15%"}
  ]
}