Manages Usenet downloads and server status through a comprehensive SABnzbd API wrapper.
The SABnzbd skill enables Claude to interact directly with your Usenet downloader to monitor queues, manage active downloads, and view historical data. It provides a robust set of commands to add NZBs via URLs or files, adjust download speed limits, and organize content using categories and post-processing scripts. This tool is essential for homelab enthusiasts looking to automate their media acquisition workflows and maintain server health directly through the terminal without switching to a web UI.
Key Features
01Dynamic speed limit adjustments by percentage or absolute value
02Full download queue and history monitoring
03Remote NZB addition via URL or local file upload
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05Category management and post-processing script assignment
06Granular control over pause, resume, and delete operations
Use Cases
01Remotely adding new NZB files to the queue using indexer URLs
02Checking download progress and estimated completion times via natural language
03Automating bandwidth management by throttling download speeds during peak hours
