Build and manage game lists

How to create manual and filter-based game lists, and use them from the browser, CLI, or Copilot.

Game lists group titles you’re tracking, whether hand-picked or defined by a saved query, so you can revisit or reuse a set of games without repeating a search. Lists live at /lists and require a signed-in account.

List kinds

The create dialog offers two kinds of list. A manual list holds app IDs you choose yourself, with an optional note on each entry. A filter list saves a query rather than a fixed set of games, so its contents resolve dynamically and can change as the underlying game data changes.

Some lists resolve from multiple filter branches combined together rather than a single query. These composite lists aren’t something you build from the create dialog directly, but where they exist they resolve correctly both in the lists view and in the CLI and MCP analysis workflows that support them.

Plan limits

List limits scale with plan: Free allows up to 3 lists, Starter up to 25, and Pro up to 100. A single list can hold up to 10,000 games, and adding games to a list happens in batches of up to 250 per request. See /plans for the full plan comparison.

Managing lists with Copilot

Copilot can create a list, update its filter or notes, and add games to it directly from a chat conversation. Deleting a list through Copilot always shows a confirmation step first, since removing a list can’t be undone.

Using lists from the CLI

Once a list exists, you can run analysis against it from the command line, for example:

gmc cohort brief --list <id>

See /cli for the full command reference.