io.github.HoneyBearTech/plex-director-mcp

What it mainly works on, as our AI model read its tool descriptions: accounts and data in outside web services; cloud accounts, servers or DevOps tools.

7 of 26 tools are described as changing something (creating, editing, deleting, sending or running).

• check_movie_statusreads or searches

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

  1 input, 1 required

  • titlestringrequired“The exact title of the movie to search for.”
• diagnose_missing_mediaon 1 other serverreads or searches

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

  1 input, 1 required

  • titlestringrequired“The title of the media to diagnose.”
• search_plex_libraryreads or searches

  “Searches the movies and TV shows actually in the user's Plex library (across all movie and show libraries, including 4K) by genre, actor, title, release year, and/or library.”

  17 inputs

  • titlestring“Part of the movie or show title.”
  • mediaTypestring“Search only movies, only TV shows, or both (default any).”
  • genrestring“Genre name, e.g.”
  • actorstring“Full actor name, e.g.”
  • yearinteger“Release year (a show's first air year).”
  • librarystring“Only search Plex libraries whose name contains this text, e.g.”
  • watchedstring“Only titles never played, started but not finished, or finished.”
  • notWatchedInYearsnumber“Only titles not watched for this many years (a never-watched title counts from when it was added).”
  • networkstring“TV network (shows) or studio (movies), e.g.”
  • contentRatingstring“Content rating, e.g.”
  • minRatingnumber“Audience rating of at least this (0-10).”
  • yearFrominteger“Released in or after this year (a decade: 1990 to 1999).”
  • yearTointeger“Released in or before this year.”
  • addedWithinDaysnumber“Added to Plex within this many days.”
  • sortstring“Order the results (default title).”
  • limitinteger“Maximum results to return (default 25, max 500).”
  • offsetinteger“Matches to skip, to fetch the next page of a long result.”
• get_on_deckreads or searches

  “Answers 'what should I watch next?' from Plex's On Deck ('Continue Watching'): the movies the user has partly played and, for each show they are following, the episode to watch next (or the one they …”

  4 inputs

  • mediaTypestring“Only movies, only shows' next episodes, or both (default any).”
  • librarystring“Only Plex libraries whose name contains this text, e.g.”
  • titlestring“Only a movie or show whose title contains this text, e.g.”
  • limitinteger“How many to list (default 10, max 50).”
• search_episodeson 6 other serversreads or searches

  “Finds individual TV episodes in the user's Plex library: 'the episode of <show> where ...', 'which episode is called ...', episodes that aired in a date range, a show's season premieres or finales.”

  9 inputs

  • showstring“A show to search inside, e.g.”
  • textstring“Words that must all appear in the episode title (and, with a show, its plot).”
  • seasoninteger“Only this season.”
  • episodeinteger“Only this episode number (needs season).”
  • airedFromstring“Aired on or after this date, YYYY-MM-DD.”
  • airedTostring“Aired on or before this date, YYYY-MM-DD.”
  • episodeTypestring“Only season premieres, or season finales (needs a show).”
  • librarystring“Without a show: only show libraries whose name contains this text, e.g.”
  • limitinteger“How many to list (default 15, max 100).”
• find_series_by_qualityreads or searches

  “Finds TV shows by the video quality Sonarr downloaded: 'which shows do I only have in 720p?' (bestAtMost 720), 'which shows have 1080p or better?' (bestAtLeast 1080), 'which shows mix qualities?' (mi…”

  6 inputs

  • bestAtMostnumber“Only shows whose best quality is at most this many lines, e.g.”
  • bestAtLeastnumber“Only shows whose best quality is at least this many lines, e.g.”
  • mixedOnlyboolean“Only shows whose files are not all the same resolution.”
  • monitoredstring“Only shows Sonarr monitors, only ones it does not, or both (default any).”
  • folderstring“Only shows in a Sonarr folder whose path contains this text, e.g.”
  • limitinteger“How many shows to list (default 15, max 200).”
• resolve_actor_filmographyreads or searches

  “Resolves an actor's name to their official TMDb filmography (movies and TV shows), filtering out talk shows, news, self-appearances, and uncredited roles.”

  7 inputs, 1 required

  • actorNamestringrequired“The exact name of the actor (e.g., 'Harrison Ford').”
  • mediaTypestring“Only movies, only TV shows, or both (default any).”
  • limitinteger“How many titles to list, newest first (default 15).”
  • yearFrominteger“Only titles released in or after this year.”
  • yearTointeger“Only titles released in or before this year.”
  • showstring“Only titles the user has in Plex ('owned'), only those they don't ('missing'), or both (default).”
  • librarystring“Judge ownership only against Plex libraries whose name contains this text, e.g.”
• check_series_completenessreads or searches

  “Answers 'do I have every episode of <show>?' from Sonarr's episode list: how many aired episodes are downloaded, which seasons and episodes are missing, what has not aired yet, and whether Sonarr is …”

  2 inputs, 1 required

  • titlestringrequired“The show's title, e.g.”
  • yearinteger“First air year, only needed to tell same-named shows apart.”
• find_series_gapsreads or searches

  “Lists the TV shows in Sonarr that are missing aired episodes, most missing first, with how many are downloaded, whether Sonarr is monitoring each show, and whether it is actively looking for the rest.”

  5 inputs

  • monitoredstring“Only shows Sonarr is monitoring, only ones it is not, only ones it is actively searching missing episodes for ('searching'), or all (default any).”
  • minMissinginteger“Only shows missing at least this many episodes.”
  • maxMissinginteger“Only shows missing at most this many episodes, e.g.”
  • hideEmptyboolean“Skip shows with no episodes downloaded at all.”
  • limitinteger“How many shows to list (default 15, max 200).”
• check_series_statusreads or searches

  “The TV counterpart of check_movie_status: what Sonarr knows about one show - whether it is monitored, its quality profile and location, when the next episode airs, when something was last downloaded,…”

  2 inputs, 1 required

  • titlestringrequired“The show's title, e.g.”
  • yearinteger“First air year, only needed to tell same-named shows apart.”
• diagnose_missing_episodesreads or searches

  “Explains WHY aired episodes of a show have no file, the TV counterpart of diagnose_missing_media: from Sonarr's history and download queue it says, per group of episodes, whether they were never grab…”

  4 inputs, 1 required

  • titlestringrequired“The show's title, e.g.”
  • seasoninteger“Only this season.”
  • episodeinteger“Only this episode number (needs season).”
  • yearinteger“First air year, only needed to tell same-named shows apart.”
• get_upcoming_episodesreads or searches

  “What TV episodes are coming, from Sonarr's calendar.”

  4 inputs

  • daysinteger“How many days ahead to list when no title is given (default 7, max 60).”
  • titlestring“A show to ask about instead, e.g.”
  • yearinteger“First air year, only needed to tell same-named shows apart.”
  • monitoredstring“Only shows Sonarr monitors (default), only ones it does not monitor, or all.”

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