seadex-scout cplieger/seadex-scout:latest https://hub.docker.com/r/cplieger/seadex-scout/ bridge false https://github.com/cplieger/seadex-scout/issues https://github.com/cplieger/seadex-scout https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cplieger/seadex-scout/main/README.md Report-only watcher flagging better SeaDex releases for a Sonarr/Radarr anime library. Compares your Sonarr/Radarr anime library against SeaDex (the community-curated index of the best anime releases) and tells you, per title, when SeaDex recommends a better release than the one on disk. It never downloads or touches a torrent client: it writes a report and a warning log line, and you decide. Optionally serves the SeaDex picks as a Torznab feed for Sonarr, Radarr or Prowlarr. MediaApp:Video Tools:Utilities https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cplieger/unraid-templates/main/icons/seadex-scout.png https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cplieger/unraid-templates/main/templates/seadex-scout.xml GPL-3.0-or-later seadex anime sonarr radarr releases.moe torznab Sonarr URL and Sonarr API key are enough to start. Fill them in and the first start writes /config/config.yaml, reads your values from these fields and begins comparing; leave Radarr empty if you only run Sonarr. A finding is a warning line in the container log, never a download. Read the log from the Docker tab. For a full season-by-season report, run this from an Unraid terminal (Tools, then Terminal) while the container is up: docker exec seadex-scout /seadex-scout report It writes a timestamped Markdown and JSON pair into /config/reports. The container is distroless, so the Console button in the Docker tab does not work. Everything else is tuned in /config/config.yaml, which is annotated. The container reads it once at start, so restart it after an edit. The Torznab port is only bound when a Torznab URL is set in config.yaml; leave the port mapping alone otherwise. Keep that feed on your LAN: its AnimeBytes links carry your passkey. --user 99:100 /mnt/user/appdata/seadex-scout 9118