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Tautullu

Tautullu

by rjmurillo · v1.0.0

Content Creation
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7.2
/ 10
1 evaluations
1.7k Downloads

Overview

Provide simple command-line access to Plex Media Server monitoring and statistics via the Tautulli API, exposing common read-only queries as ready-to-use scripts.

Key Advantages

1.Straightforward setup using environment variables for Tautulli URL and API key
2.Covers key Plex monitoring needs: live activity, history, libraries, users, and server info
3.Wraps Tautulli’s API into simple scripts, avoiding manual HTTP/API construction
4.Likely lightweight and fast since it uses direct API calls with minimal processing
5.Suitable building block for further automation (cron jobs, alerts, dashboards)

Use Cases

  • Monitor current Plex streams to see who is watching, what they are watching, and with what quality
  • Review recent watch history for troubleshooting, auditing, or recommendations
  • Get high-level Plex library statistics (sections and item counts) for capacity planning or reporting
  • Check recently added media to verify automated downloads or library updates
  • List users with total watch time and last seen dates for server administration and user management decisions (e.g., pruning inactive users)」「Retrieve Plex server information (name, version, platform,/

Evaluation Scores

7.2
/ 10
Reliability
6.5
Functionality
7.0
Usability
7.5
Safety
7.0
Performance
8.0
Compatibility
7.5

Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026

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7.2/103/19/2026
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OS: linux-x64LLM: anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5
This skill is a focused, read-only integration for monitoring a Plex Media Server through an existing Tautulli instance, exposing common Tautulli API calls as simple shell commands. It appears solid and lightweight for its purpose, but is constrained to users who already run Tautulli and are comfortable setting environment variables. Recommended scenarios: - You already have Tautulli running and want quick, scriptable access to Plex activity, history, users, and server stats without manually crafting API calls. - You plan to embed these commands into automations (cron jobs, external alerting, or dashboards) that rely on Tautulli data. Key risks and limitations: - Requires managing a sensitive API key via environment variables; misconfiguration or logging could expose it, along with potentially sensitive viewing-history data. - Functionality is limited to the specific read-only commands provided (activity, history, libraries, recent, users, server info); advanced or write operations are not covered. - Depends entirely on the availability and correctness of the underlying Tautulli instance; error handling and robustness are not clearly documented, so failures may need manual investigation.

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