What agents can do
Stackarr organizes actions around homelab outcomes. The exact list changes with your authority profile and enabled apps.
The setup catalog includes stackarr_get_mcp_connection_kit, so an already-connected agent can produce the correct configuration for another chat client. It can explain or generate a stronger profile, but it cannot install that connection or promote its own running authority.
Set up and understand the stack
- inspect recommended setup choices
- prepare and review a setup dry-run
- read service status, disk use, and active tasks
- explain common problems and connectivity failures
Manage media
- search and add movies or series
- monitor libraries and request missing items
- review Seerr requests and approval state
- inspect Plex libraries, sessions, and recent activity
- refresh metadata or scan a library
- inspect and operate enabled Jellyfin, Immich, Pulsarr, Maintainerr, Tracearr, RomM, BookOrbit, Bazarr, Lidarr, tinyMediaManager, Recyclarr, FlareSolverr, and Tidarr through named native operations
Run routines
- combine up to ten named app operations
- run a routine immediately from chat
- schedule it daily or weekly without shell commands or arbitrary cron
- inspect scheduled results in Agent Activity
Manage downloads
- inspect active, completed, and stalled downloads
- add a magnet or approved release
- pause, resume, prioritize, or remove a download
- inspect indexer health and Arr queues
Operate safely
- run and validate backups
- inspect task progress and agent activity
- diagnose service and database health
- restart or update the stack with the required authority
- dry-run restores and migrations before applying them
Why you do not see every action
A new install begins with a small setup catalog. After onboarding, Stackarr loads tools only for the selected services. The observe, manage, admin, and unrestricted profiles narrow or expand what remains.
The app's Automation & Access area shows the exact authority and catalog active for your installation. Apps → Everyday app actions exposes the same focused native operations for manual use.