param operations: List[dict] = [{'mode': 'get_game_details', 'name': 'Get Game Details', 'description': '\n    This tool is a wrapper around python-steam-api\'s steam.apps.search_games API and \n    steam.apps.get_app_details API, useful when you need to search for a game.\n    The input to this tool is a string specifying the name of the game you want to \n    search for. For example, to search for a game called "Counter-Strike: Global \n    Offensive", you would input "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" as the game name.\n    This input will be passed into steam.apps.search_games to find the game id, link \n    and price, and then the game id will be passed into steam.apps.get_app_details to \n    get the detailed description and supported languages of the game. Finally the \n    results are combined and returned as a string.\n'}, {'mode': 'get_recommended_games', 'name': 'Get Recommended Games', 'description': '\n    This tool is a wrapper around python-steam-api\'s steam.users.get_owned_games API \n    and steamspypi\'s steamspypi.download API, useful when you need to get a list of \n    recommended games. The input to this tool is a string specifying the steam id of \n    the user you want to get recommended games for. For example, to get recommended \n    games for a user with steam id 76561197960435530, you would input \n    "76561197960435530" as the steam id.  This steamid is then utilized to form a \n    data_request sent to steamspypi\'s steamspypi.download to retrieve genres of user\'s \n    owned games. Then, calculates the frequency of each genre, identifying the most \n    popular one, and stored it