Checks if a specific movie exists in the Radarr library on the Ubuntu cluster and returns its monitoring status with artwork.

Traces a movie through Radarr metadata, history, and active download client queues to pinpoint why it is missing.

Searches the movies actually in the user's Plex library (across all movie libraries, including 4K) by genre, actor, title, release year, and/or library. Filters can be combined, e.g. genre 'Horror' with year 1982, or genre 'Horror' with library '4k'. Use this to answer what the user owns or can watch; use check_movie_status for Radarr/download status of one specific movie. Always express a narrowing the user asks for (4K, a genre, a year...) as a filter here rather than filtering results yourself, because the results table shown to the user contains exactly the rows this returns. The default limit is small: when the user wants everything ('all', 'every', 'list them'), pass limit 500; if the reply says more matches remain, call again with the offset it gives.

Resolves an actor's name to their official TMDb filmography, filtering out talk shows, self-appearances, and uncredited roles. When Plex is configured, marks which of those movies the user already has in their Plex library and which they don't. Use this to answer which of an actor's movies the user is missing.

Fetches real-time playback streaming analytics from Plex via Tautulli to monitor user context and transcoding strain.

Queries historical statistics regarding most watched movies, total user count, and overall watch metrics.

Retrieves active, pending, or completed persistent media processing jobs running on the server cluster.

Updates the operational state of an active or pending background batch job.

Evaluates and safely schedules a controlled batch upgrade for specified media classes while enforcing storage policies.

Processes a single sequential block item from an active background batch queue entry to prevent API flooding. (Jobs that have been started are also advanced automatically, one item per minute, by the job runner.)

Audits all Usenet indexers and torrent trackers configured in Prowlarr to flag connection failures or bans, and reports Prowlarr's own system health warnings.

Searches TMDb for matching movies and renders a structured Markdown multi-choice grid interface for confirmation.

Adds the user's numbered choices from the last search_and_select_movies grid to Radarr as monitored movies and starts a download search for each. Movies already in Radarr are reported, not added twice. Uses the quality profile you name, otherwise the default set on the Settings page, otherwise Radarr's first quality profile; and Radarr's first root folder unless told otherwise.

Asks each configured Servarr app (Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr) to create its built-in database backup, waits for each to finish, and confirms a new backup file appeared, reporting the file's name, size and time. The backups stay in each app's own backup folder; nothing is copied.

Scans qBittorrent download queues to isolate, pause, or blocklist items stuck below threshold download speeds.

Collects real-time CPU utilization, RAM usage, and active Docker container counts across all configured Ubuntu hosts.

Fetches real-time CPU load and memory allocation for every configured cluster host over SSH, as a Markdown table.