Bulk selling is useful only when speed does not remove control. SteamHelper is designed around a review table so users can inspect selected items and suggested prices first.
SteamHelper can help users prepare a larger selling queue, but selected items still move through a review step before listings are created.
Suggested prices are more useful when the user can see where the context came from. SteamHelper should keep price sources visible and avoid presenting estimates as guarantees.
Bulk workflows increase speed, so SteamHelper keeps user review central. Users should understand what will happen before they confirm a batch.
No. The intended workflow is review-first: users inspect the selected items and suggested prices before confirming.
Yes. Suggested prices are context for review, not a command the user must accept.
