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MEDIABOX MCP TOOLS

30 tools from the Mediabox MCP MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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// ALL 30 MEDIABOX MCP TOOLS
READ 10 tools
Read activity_log Recent server activity: who watched what, logins, library changes Read check_jobs Check status of background operations (moves, optimizations, etc.) Read get_library_state Unified view of media status. Checks if a show/movie exists in Jellyfin, Sonarr/Radarr, and if it Read movie_releases Search available torrent releases for a movie. Shows size, languages, seeders, score. movieId can be a Rada... Read movie_status View monitored movies, queue, or download history Read search_media Search or list content in the Jellyfin library. Omit query to list all items of a type. Supports pagination. Read series_releases Search available torrent releases for an episode or season. You can pass seriesId + seasonNumber + episodeN... Read series_status View monitored series, calendar, missing episodes, queue, download history, or list episodes of a specific ... Read server_status Complete server overview: Jellyfin info, disk usage, per-library stats, active sessions, and users Read show_details Get detailed info about a TV show including seasons and episodes. For large series, use seasonNumber to get...
WRITE 8 tools
Write download_add Add URLs to PyLoad for downloading from file hosters (Mega, MediaFire, etc.). Use a descriptive packageName... Write movie_search Search for a movie and optionally add it to Radarr for monitoring. Use searchNow=false (default) to add wit... Write series_search Search for a TV series and optionally add it to Sonarr for monitoring. Use searchNow=false to add without a... Write manage_library Create a library, trigger scan, or refresh metadata for an item Write movie_import Import manual downloads into Radarr library. action= Write optimize_media Analyze or strip unwanted audio/subtitle tracks from MKV files to save space. Works on single file or entir... Write rename_episodes Rename episode files to Jellyfin standard format. Searches recursively. You can pass jellyfinItemId instead... Write series_import Import manual downloads into Sonarr library. action=
DESTRUCTIVE 5 tools
Destructive cancel_downloads Manage Sonarr/Radarr/qBittorrent download queues. NOT for PyLoad — use download_status action=delete for Py... Destructive cleanup_server Clean up the server: remove Jellyfin cache, temp files, orphan downloads, ghost entries in Sonarr/Radarr, a... Destructive movie_remove Remove a movie from Radarr Destructive series_remove Remove a series from Sonarr Destructive manage_files List, move, or delete files and folders. Paths starting with
EXECUTE 7 tools
Execute download_direct Download a file from a direct URL (or YouTube/video site via yt-dlp) and optionally organize it into Jellyf... Execute download_status PyLoad download manager. Three actions: - status: shows PyLoad queue AND lists folders in /downloads/ ready... Execute fix_subtitles Convert ASS/SSA subtitles to SRT in MKV files to prevent transcoding. Works on single file or entire folder. Execute movie_grab Download a specific torrent release for a movie. Automatically cancels any existing download for the same m... Execute movie_rescan Force Radarr to rescan movie folders or a specific movie for new files. Execute series_grab Download a specific torrent release for a series episode. Automatically cancels any existing download for t... Execute series_rescan Force Sonarr to rescan a series folder for new files.

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How many tools does the Mediabox MCP MCP server have? +

The Mediabox MCP MCP server exposes 30 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

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Mediabox MCP tools are categorised as Read (10), Write (8), Destructive (5), Execute (7). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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