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    I open-sourced a zero-dependency CLI tool for tracking Steam tag momentum (no scraping, no accounts)
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    I open-sourced a zero-dependency CLI tool for tracking Steam tag momentum (no scraping, no accounts)


    I’ve released trendx-steam, a small, deterministic CLI that compares Steam tag activity across time windows (7d/30d/90d) using snapshot diffs. No web UI, no tracking, no accounts, no monetization—just local JSON snapshots and CSV output. Built to be stable, offline-friendly, and easy to fork. Feedback welcome if you care about market research, indie games, or data tooling.

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    1. Norris-Eng on

      The adherence to “Interface Freeze” and “Raw Data Only” is refreshing.

      I architect a telemetry API for the US Power Grid (GridWatch), and we have to burn 90% of our compute cycles just normalizing jagged, unpredictable data from the ISOs (especially PJM/ERCOT) before it even hits the user.

      Seeing a tool that draws the line at “we provide the snapshot, you do the modeling” is great. We need more Unix-philosophy tools in the data extraction space. Nice work.