# Service Cheatsheet ## Radarr Use for movies. ```bash tsarr radarr movie list --json tsarr radarr movie get --id 123 --json tsarr radarr movie search --term "Interstellar" --limit 5 --json tsarr radarr movie add --term "Interstellar" tsarr radarr movie refresh --id 123 tsarr radarr movie manual-search --id 123 tsarr radarr queue list --json tsarr radarr history list --json ``` Useful helpers: ```bash tsarr radarr profile list --json tsarr radarr rootfolder list --json tsarr radarr tag list --json tsarr radarr system health --json ``` ## Sonarr Use for TV series and episodes. ```bash tsarr sonarr series list --json tsarr sonarr series get --id 456 --json tsarr sonarr series search --term "Breaking Bad" --limit 5 --json tsarr sonarr series add --term "Breaking Bad" tsarr sonarr series refresh --id 456 tsarr sonarr series manual-search --id 456 tsarr sonarr episode list --series-id 456 --json tsarr sonarr episode search --id 999 ``` Useful helpers: ```bash tsarr sonarr queue list --json tsarr sonarr history list --json tsarr sonarr system health --json ``` ## Lidarr Use for artists and albums. ```bash tsarr lidarr artist list --json tsarr lidarr artist get --id 789 --json tsarr lidarr artist search --term "Radiohead" --json tsarr lidarr artist add --term "Radiohead" tsarr lidarr artist refresh --id 789 tsarr lidarr album list --json tsarr lidarr album get --id 654 --json tsarr lidarr album search --term "OK Computer" --json ``` Useful helpers: ```bash tsarr lidarr queue list --json tsarr lidarr history list --json tsarr lidarr system health --json ``` ## Readarr Use for authors and books. ```bash tsarr readarr author list --json tsarr readarr author get --id 321 --json tsarr readarr author search --term "Ursula Le Guin" --json tsarr readarr author add --term "Ursula Le Guin" tsarr readarr author refresh --id 321 tsarr readarr book list --json tsarr readarr book get --id 654 --json tsarr readarr book search --term "The Left Hand of Darkness" --json ``` Useful helpers: ```bash tsarr readarr queue list --json tsarr readarr history list --json tsarr readarr system health --json ``` ## Prowlarr Use for indexers, connected apps, and cross-indexer search. ```bash tsarr prowlarr indexer list --json tsarr prowlarr indexer get --id 12 --json tsarr prowlarr indexer test --json tsarr prowlarr search run --term "ubuntu iso" --json tsarr prowlarr app list --json tsarr prowlarr app sync tsarr prowlarr system health --json ``` Advanced Prowlarr add/edit flows use `--file` JSON input. Prefer read-only inspection unless the user explicitly wants to change indexers, applications, notifications, or download clients. ## Bazarr Use for subtitle status and provider inspection. ```bash tsarr bazarr series list --json tsarr bazarr movie list --json tsarr bazarr episode wanted --json tsarr bazarr provider list --json tsarr bazarr language list --json tsarr bazarr language profiles --json tsarr bazarr system status --json tsarr bazarr system health --json tsarr bazarr system badges --json ``` ## qBittorrent Use for torrent management and download status. ```bash tsarr qbit torrents list --json tsarr qbit torrents list --filter downloading --json tsarr qbit torrents pause --hashes tsarr qbit torrents resume --hashes tsarr qbit torrents delete --hashes --delete-files tsarr qbit status show --json ``` qBittorrent uses username/password authentication instead of API keys. Configure via `tsarr config init` or environment variables `TSARR_QBITTORRENT_URL`, `TSARR_QBITTORRENT_USERNAME`, `TSARR_QBITTORRENT_PASSWORD`. ## Seerr Use for media request management. Works with Seerr, Jellyseerr, and Overseerr. ```bash tsarr seerr requests list --json tsarr seerr requests list --filter pending --json tsarr seerr requests count --json tsarr seerr requests approve --id 123 tsarr seerr requests decline --id 123 tsarr seerr search query --query "The Matrix" --json tsarr seerr users list --json tsarr seerr status show --json ``` Seerr uses API key authentication. Configure via `tsarr config init` or environment variables `TSARR_SEERR_URL` and `TSARR_SEERR_API_KEY`. ## Multi-instance services When a service has multiple named instances, append `--instance ` or `-i ` to target a specific one. Without `--instance`, the first (default) instance is used. ```bash tsarr radarr movie list --instance 4K --json tsarr sonarr series list -i main --json ``` ## Mutation rules - Run `get` or `list` first when a delete or edit is requested. - Use `--json` when extracting IDs or confirming the target. - Reserve `--yes` for explicit automation requests. - Expect some advanced add/edit commands to require JSON input files instead of simple flags.