Prowlarr

**Quick judgement** This skill is a capable integration for managing and searching a self-hosted Prowlarr instance. It covers most core Prowlarr workflows: multi-indexer search, protocol/category filtering, media-ID-based searching, indexer health/stats, and synchronization with downstream apps (Sonarr/Radarr/etc.). It is best suited for users who already run Prowlarr and understand indexers, API keys, and related automation tooling. **Key strengths** - Broad feature coverage: search, health checks, stats, indexer management, app sync, and system status. - Clear configuration model (`url` + `apiKey` in a JSON config file). - Supports advanced queries (categories, sub-categories, TVDB/IMDB-based searches). **Risks and limitations** - **Content/legal risk:** Prowlarr often aggregates indexers that may host or index copyrighted or adult content. The assistant must restrict usage to clearly legitimate purposes (e.g., Linux ISOs, open-licensed material) and avoid facilitating copyright infringement or access to explicit material. - **Privacy/security:** Requires a Prowlarr API key and base URL. Misconfiguration (e.g., exposing Prowlarr to the internet without proper auth/HTTPS) could risk unauthorized access to the user’s media environment. The key must be stored securely and never exposed in responses or logs. - **Reliance on user infrastructure:** All functionality depends on the user’s Prowlarr server availability, network access, and correct API configuration; failures will typically be environmental rather than in the skill itself. **Recommended scenarios** - Users with an existing Prowlarr + Sonarr/Radarr stack who want the assistant to: - Search for legitimate content across all indexers (e.g., open-source software ISOs). - Check indexer health/status and basic system health. - Manage indexers (enable/disable/delete) and sync changes to connected apps. - Automation-heavy setups where centralizing Prowlarr operations through the assistant is desirable, while respecting legal and safety constraints on what content may be searched for or recommended.