This MCP server enables full management of a ruTorrent/rTorrent instance via ruTorrent's httprpc plugin.

Monitor & Retrieve Information

• Global stats (global_stats): View transfer rates, throttle limits, torrent counts, and disk space.

• List torrents (list_torrents): Get a compact torrent list with filtering by label/status and sorting.

• Get torrent details (get_torrent): Fetch full info for a specific torrent by hash, optionally including files, trackers, and peers.

• Get file list (get_files): View file details including indices, sizes, completion, and priorities.

Manage Torrent Lifecycle

• Add torrents (add_torrent): Add via magnet link, URL, or local .torrent file, with optional label, download directory, and start/stop control.

• Remove torrents (remove_torrent): Remove one or more torrents, with optional data deletion (requires erasedata plugin).

• Start/Stop/Pause/Recheck (start_torrent, stop_torrent, pause_torrent, recheck_torrent): Control torrent state by info-hash(es).

Organize & Prioritize

• Set labels (set_label): Assign or clear labels on one or more torrents.

• Set torrent priority (set_priority): Set bandwidth priority (off, low, normal, high).

• Set file priority (set_file_priority): Set per-file priority (off, normal, high) within a torrent.

• Move torrents (move_torrent): Move a torrent to a new directory, optionally moving the data on disk.

Global Settings

• Set throttle (set_throttle): Set global upload/download speed limits in KB/s (0 = unlimited).

1. Click on "Install Server".

2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.

3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@rutorrent-mcp list all torrents with label 'linux iso'"

That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.

Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.