radarr-fixed_skill

Overview

This skill lets you search for and add movies to a Radarr instance with corrected metadata handling and collection support. It supports single-movie adds, full collection adds, and an option to trigger an immediate Radarr search on add. Configuration can be supplied via a local JSON file or environment variables.

How this skill works

The skill queries TheMovieDB (TMDB) for search results and presents numbered choices with TMDB links so you can inspect titles and years. After you select a result it checks whether the movie is already in your Radarr library, prompts about adding associated collections when applicable, and sends add requests to Radarr using your configured quality profile and root folder. You can opt out of immediate searching or add entire collections in one operation.

When to use it

• When you want to add a single movie to Radarr from a TMDB search.
• When you want to add every movie in a TMDB collection to Radarr at once.
• When you need clickable TMDB links for quick verification before adding.
• When you want to override default add behavior (search/no-search).
• When managing Radarr library via scripts or automation workflows.

Best practices

• Provide a valid config.json in ~/.openclaw/credentials/radarr/ or set RADARR_URL and RADARR_API_KEY environment variables.
• Set defaultQualityProfile to the profile ID you want Radarr to use; run the config command to list profiles and root folders.
• Always verify the TMDB link shown before confirming an add to avoid incorrect selections.
• When removing items, explicitly confirm whether to delete files to prevent data loss.
• Use the --no-search flag if you prefer Radarr not to search for releases immediately after adding.

Example use cases

• Quickly add a newly released movie found on TMDB to your Radarr library using a simple search and selection flow.
• Add an entire franchise or box set by supplying the TMDB collection ID to import every entry into Radarr.
• Automate library population in a new Radarr instance by feeding a list of TMDB IDs to the add script.
• Cleanly remove a movie from Radarr while choosing whether to retain or delete the stored media files.