Build orchestration
Run repeatable local build, package, and verification tasks from one visible queue.
Developer tools you can inspect before you trust.
AIMEE DevTools brings build control, asset research, protocol experiments, and diagnostics into one local-first toolkit. The public tester is a simulation: no Steam login, no live Game Coordinator, no injection, and no game modification.
What the toolkit covers
Each surface has a narrow job, visible input, and exportable output.
Asset research
Inspect user-owned local files and generate structured, reviewable reports without touching a running game.
Protocol laboratory
Decode documented message shapes and replay synthetic fixtures in an isolated sandbox.
Service diagnostics
Exercise local APIs, queues, databases, and WebSocket paths with scrubbed example data.
One path from source to evidence
The public documentation follows the same sequence as the tools: choose a local input, validate it, run a bounded task, inspect the evidence, and export a sanitized report.
Read the technical architecture →- 01Select a local fixture or synthetic scenario.
- 02Validate paths, formats, versions, and safety boundaries.
- 03Execute the isolated worker with no account connection.
- 04Review the log, diff, and generated report before export.
Open source, documented, and unofficial.
The source is available for review and contribution. References to Valve, Steam, Counter-Strike 2, SteamKit, protobuf, or Game Coordinator protocols describe compatibility research and community tooling only. Valve and Steam do not sponsor or endorse this project.