clawarr-suite

What This Skill Does

ClawARR Suite is the ultimate automation command center for self-hosted media environments. By unifying the disjointed ecosystem of the 'ARR' suite (Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, etc.), it empowers users to manage complex media libraries through natural language. It functions as an intelligent interface that aggregates data from Plex, Tautulli, and download managers like SABnzbd to provide real-time status checks, library health analytics, and automated maintenance tasks. The suite is designed for local-first operations, ensuring that your metadata, watch history, and API keys remain strictly within your infrastructure. Whether you are managing disk space, auditing missing files, or querying watch history trends, ClawARR acts as a persistent administrator for your home server.

Installation

Installation is streamlined via the OpenClaw CLI. Ensure your local environment has the necessary dependencies installed for your OS, then execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/omiron33/clawarr-suite

Once installed, initialize the suite by running the automated setup wizard: scripts/setup.sh <your-host-ip>. This script will identify your active services and map your configuration files securely, preparing the agent to interact with your local Docker or bare-metal stacks.

Use Cases

1. Library Health Maintenance: Quickly identify missing media, unmonitored episodes, or files that have been corrupted or moved, saving hours of manual auditing.
2. Analytics-Driven Curation: Leverage Tautulli and Plex integration to see which genres or shows are actually being watched, helping you decide what to keep or prune.
3. Request Management: Use the Overseerr bridge to approve user requests or check current status from within the agent chat interface.

Example Prompts

1. "ClawARR, run a health check on my media stack and tell me if any services are down or unresponsive."
2. "Look at my Sonarr library and list the top 10 most missing episodes from shows currently marked as monitored."
3. "Based on my Plex watch history from the last month, what are my most popular genres and who is the most active user on the server?"

Tips & Limitations

This skill is highly powerful but requires local network access to function properly. Always ensure your API keys are stored in environment variables rather than hardcoded in scripts to maintain security. Note that destructive actions, such as bulk library deletion, are disabled by default for safety; you must explicitly configure or confirm these actions. Performance depends on the responsiveness of your host server; if your database is large (e.g., thousands of movies/episodes), some deep scans may take a few moments to aggregate.