Automation

TL;DR Jellyseerr already knows what I have. Radarr and Sonarr already know how to find things. The missing piece was a front door that understood intent instead of requiring me to search for specific titles. I wired Jellyseerr’s REST API to Claude and gave it a system prompt that knows my taste profile. Now I can say “download 100GB of family-friendly anime I might like” and get a queue of requests back. A Kubernetes CronJob runs the same prompt on a schedule so the library grows without me thinking about it. ...

TL;DR Home Assistant runs on k3s using hostNetwork: true for mDNS/SSDP device discovery. I implemented split DNS routing so it is accessible both externally via Traefik and internally via its host IP. Then I built a Proxmox Watchdog — a custom service that monitors all Proxmox hosts via their API and automatically power-cycles unresponsive nodes using TP-Link Kasa HS300 smart power strips. ...