JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm

ArchiSteamFarm is a .NET 10-based automation tool for managing Steam accounts, featuring a modular plugin architecture that supports trading, item matching, and 2FA management. The system provides a modernized, Kestrel-based IPC interface with OpenAPI documentation, enabling robust bot control, monitoring, and configuration. It also includes utilities for token dumping, memory management, and cross-platform headless execution.

This period focused on modernizing the internal communication layer by migrating the IPC server from HttpListener to Kestrel, introducing a robust set of API controllers and structured response models. Concurrently, the codebase was enhanced with new thread-safe collections, cross-process locking mechanisms, and a dedicated logging infrastructure to improve stability and concurrency handling.

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This period focused on a comprehensive architectural overhaul, upgrading to .NET 10 and refactoring the codebase into modular, dedicated classes for Steam integration, web handling, and storage. The project significantly expanded its plugin ecosystem by introducing official plugins, a robust update system, and extensive new interfaces for bot lifecycle and command handling. Additionally, the codebase improved connectivity with HTTP/3 support, added mobile authenticator logic, and introduced new logging and data models.

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This period focused on enhancing deployment and operational capabilities by adding headless service support for Linux, macOS, and Docker environments. The codebase expanded its plugin ecosystem with new official plugins for two-factor authentication and item matching, while also introducing a Steam sign-in integration. Additionally, the project improved observability through a Prometheus monitoring plugin and refined internal utilities for JSON handling and GitHub interactions.

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