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gptdarr

v2.0.4

Published

MCP server for managing Sonarr and Radarr

Readme

GPTDARR - Sonarr & Radarr MCP Server

Description

GPTDARR is an AI tool server using Model Context Protocol (MCP) that integrates with Sonarr and Radarr. It helps AI assistants search, add, and manage TV shows and movies in your media library.

Features

  • Search for TV shows and movies across Sonarr and Radarr
  • Add TV series to Sonarr
  • Add movies to Radarr
  • Comprehensive logging system for debugging and monitoring (sorry about the litter, this is very much a work in progress application)

Current Limitations

  • Works best with movies; TV show support is more limited
  • Does not support individual season and episode file checks
  • Monitoring toggles are not implemented (unmonitored items are ignored)
  • Prone to hallucinating tool-usage, make sure it runs the tool.

Todo

  • [ ] Implement individual season and episode file checks
  • [ ] Add support for toggling monitoring status
  • [ ] Improve TV show support to match movie functionality
  • [ ] Override quality profile through natural language
  • [ ] Improve tool naming and descriptions so the LLM doesn't hallucinate tool calls (looking for expert advice here)
  • [ ] Improve LLM system prompt to reduce hallucinations (looking for expert advice here too)

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 18 or higher
  • Sonarr and Radarr set up and running
  • An MCP-compatible chat client (e.g., 5ire, Claude)

Installation & Setup

  1. Run the interactive configuration wizard:

    npx gptdarr setup
  2. The wizard will guide you through setting up:

    • Sonarr URL and API key
    • Radarr URL and API key
    • Quality profiles for both services
    • Root folders for media storage
    • Logging preferences
  3. After completing the setup, the wizard will generate an NPX command (recommended). Copy this command.

  4. In your MCP-compatible chat client (e.g., 5ire):

    • Go to Tools > New > Command
    • Paste the copied command
    • The chat client will now be able to start and communicate with the GPTDarr MCP server
  5. Important: System Prompt

    • After setting up the tool, make sure to use the provided system prompt located in llm_system_prompt.txt
    • This prompt contains essential instructions for the AI assistant to properly interact with Radarr and Sonarr
    • The prompt ensures consistent handling of movie and TV show requests, proper status reporting, and efficient content management

The server provides the following tools:

  • lookup-content: Search for TV shows and movies
    • Parameters:
      • title: The title to search for
      • year (optional): Release year to refine search
  • add-series: Add TV series to Sonarr
    • Parameters:
      • items: List of TV series to add, each with:
        • seriesName: Name of the TV series
        • seriesYear (optional): Year of the TV series
  • add-movies: Add movies to Radarr
    • Parameters:
      • items: List of movies to add, each with:
        • title: Title of the movie
        • year (optional): Year of the movie

Logging

The logs are mostly for development, and we suggest disabling them when running setup.

  • Content lookups
  • Series and movie additions
  • API requests and responses
  • Errors and exceptions

Logs are stored in your home directory in a .gptdarr folder.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guide for more information.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.