Use when deciding what to do with started-but-unfinished PlayStation games: "triage my backlog", "what should I go back and finish", "what should I drop", "which games am I never finishing", "clear my pile of shame", "should I give up on X". Reads the local export and returns a return-to vs officially-drop verdict per unfinished game, driven by enjoyment score, the early/late abandonment flags, completion ratio, and the player's friction tolerance. Not for picking something fresh to play (psn-taste-profile RECOMMEND), ranking a store wishlist (psn-wishlist-advisor), or producing the export (psn-export).
EnglishUse when reading a PlayStation player's taste from their local export: "what does my PSN library say about me", "read my gaming taste", "what should I play next", "recommend a game from my library", "analyze my play style", "did my taste change", "compare my profile to last month". Reads preferences.json (the taste profile psnstats produces) and turns it into a palette read plus recommendations that cite the specific signal behind each pick. Also owns --compare drift interpretation (how taste shifted between two exports). Not for return-vs-drop verdicts on unfinished games (psn-backlog-triage), ranking a store wishlist (psn-wishlist-advisor), or producing the export itself (psn-export).
EnglishUse when deciding what to actually buy off a PlayStation Store wishlist: "rank my wishlist", "what should I buy next", "is this sale worth it", "what on my wishlist will I actually finish", "clean up my wishlist", "should I grab X while it's discounted". Reads the local wishlist export plus the taste profile and ranks each item by play-and-finish likelihood (not hype), flags items that match the player's avoid-signals, makes buy-next and quietly-remove calls, and factors current discounts into timing. Not for recommending from games already owned (psn-taste-profile), triaging the unfinished backlog (psn-backlog-triage), or producing the export (psn-export).
EnglishIncludes Psn Backlog Triage, Psn Taste Profile, and Psn Wishlist Advisor.
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Psn Backlog Triage
Use when deciding what to do with started-but-unfinished PlayStation games: "triage my backlog", "what should I go back and finish", "what should I drop", "which games am I never finishing", "clear my pile of shame", "should I give up on X". Reads the local export and returns a return-to vs officially-drop verdict per unfinished game, driven by enjoyment score, the early/late abandonment flags, completion ratio, and the player's friction tolerance. Not for picking something fresh to play (psn-taste-profile RECOMMEND), ranking a store wishlist (psn-wishlist-advisor), or producing the export (psn-export).
Psn Taste Profile
Use when reading a PlayStation player's taste from their local export: "what does my PSN library say about me", "read my gaming taste", "what should I play next", "recommend a game from my library", "analyze my play style", "did my taste change", "compare my profile to last month". Reads preferences.json (the taste profile psnstats produces) and turns it into a palette read plus recommendations that cite the specific signal behind each pick. Also owns --compare drift interpretation (how taste shifted between two exports). Not for return-vs-drop verdicts on unfinished games (psn-backlog-triage), ranking a store wishlist (psn-wishlist-advisor), or producing the export itself (psn-export).
Psn Wishlist Advisor
Use when deciding what to actually buy off a PlayStation Store wishlist: "rank my wishlist", "what should I buy next", "is this sale worth it", "what on my wishlist will I actually finish", "clean up my wishlist", "should I grab X while it's discounted". Reads the local wishlist export plus the taste profile and ranks each item by play-and-finish likelihood (not hype), flags items that match the player's avoid-signals, makes buy-next and quietly-remove calls, and factors current discounts into timing. Not for recommending from games already owned (psn-taste-profile), triaging the unfinished backlog (psn-backlog-triage), or producing the export (psn-export).
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