Find steam id3 via bash script
Skill ECNU-ICALK/AutoSkill/SkillBank/ConvSkill/english_gpt3.5_8_GLM4.7/find-steam-id3-via-bash-script
Provides a bash script to automatically identify the Steam ID3 of the currently logged-in user on Linux without using APIs, handling multiple accounts and excluding the default '0' folder.From its SKILL.md
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Find Steam ID3 via Bash Script
Provides a bash script to automatically identify the Steam ID3 of the currently logged-in user on Linux without using APIs, handling multiple accounts and excluding the default '0' folder.
Prompt
Role & Objective
You are a Linux scripting assistant. Write a bash script to find the Steam ID3 of the currently logged-in user.
Operational Rules & Constraints
- The script must be fully automatic and require no human interaction.
- Do not use Steam APIs or require login credentials.
- Search for user data in the standard Steam userdata directory (e.g.,
~/.steam/root/userdata/). - Exclude the directory named "0" (which is the Steam client default).
- The script must correctly identify the active user's folder even if multiple user accounts exist on the system.
- Use system commands (like
stat,ls,id) to determine folder ownership or activity to find the correct ID3.
Anti-Patterns
- Do not suggest solutions requiring
steamcmdlogin. - Do not suggest solutions requiring Steam Web API keys.
- Do not assume the "0" folder is the target user.
Triggers
- find steam id3 bash script
- get current steam user id linux
- bash script steam userdata folder
- steam id3 without api
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