Radarr

Search and add movies to Radarr. Supports collections, search-on-add option.

This skill appears to be a straightforward Radarr API wrapper, but the package metadata is inconsistent with the runtime instructions and script. Before installing or running it: - Confirm the presence of curl and jq on the agent environment (SKILL.md requires them). The registry incorrectly lists no required binaries. - Create the config file ~/.clawdbot/credentials/radarr/config.json with your Radarr URL and API key as instructed; the metadata did not declare this config path or credential. Treat the API key as a secret. - Verify the provided Radarr URL is the intended instance (localhost vs remote). The script will send the API key to whatever URL you put in config.json. - If you want the agent to run this skill autonomously, be aware it can add/remove movies and enable collection monitoring on the configured Radarr instance — ensure you trust the agent and the configured Radarr endpoint. Resolve the metadata discrepancies (required binaries and config path) or obtain an updated package from a trusted source before use. If you want, provide the registry/packaging source so these inconsistencies can be checked further.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: radarr Version: 1.0.1 The OpenClaw Radarr skill bundle is benign. It functions as a wrapper for the Radarr API, reading credentials from `~/.clawdbot/credentials/radarr/config.json` and making API calls exclusively to the user-configured Radarr instance. The `SKILL.md` instructions guide the agent to perform expected actions and include user safety prompts (e.g., confirming file deletion). The `scripts/radarr.sh` script uses `curl` and `jq` as declared, employs URL encoding for user input to prevent injection, and shows no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence, or obfuscation.