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Hi Luis. Cool approach and thanks for sharing - however, I am a bit disturbed by the built-in reliance on your metadata server. Self-hosting/homelabbing would do better to have something the user controls himself/is hosted on something like IPFS.
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In case you didn't know, the *arr stack use multiple services they host themselves:

- Radarr uses api.radarr.video: https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr/blob/7e3f80c98d01481430ab35...

- Sonarr uses skyhook.sonarr.tv: https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/blob/c018578e4b79ee048575c0...

- Lidarr uses api.lidarr.audio: https://github.com/Lidarr/Lidarr/blob/28ab333eafa138a72319e4...

- Readarr uses api.bookinfo.club: https://github.com/Readarr/Readarr/blob/0b79d3000d4e5f8425f4...

I do agree with what you said however.

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How did you review it?
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I'm interested. Does it handle subtitles translation with AI ? This is a must have for me.

First try to obtain subtitles in the locale I need, fallback to using AI to translate the embeded ones, fallback to downloading ones in original language / english and translating.

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> I had 6 apps nobody but me could use

That’s how I feel. I’ll give this a try.

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>the image has no OS and no shell What are you (Claude) even trying to say here?

Also, do you genuinely speak in AI-isms, or have you just had claude generate you this too and uncapitalised the first word of each sentence so it looks human?

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> reviewed everything

No shot. The initial commit was 551kLOC followed by 100kLOC+ within a day. There's no way you reasonably reviewed _everything_.

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> i built it

Claude did

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So? Claude does a great job.
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you could have at least written the comment yourself. stopped reading after the 2nd sentence.
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> im in the comments

I'm not convinced this is true, could you expand further what you mean here?

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