Seerr

Seerr, Overseerr and Jellyseerr take media requests. This shows what’s been requested and how far along it is, and lets the assistant search and, after asking, request.

Set it up

integrations:
  seerr:
    type: seerr
    url: http://seerr:5055
    apiKey: ${SEERR_APIKEY}
    href: https://requests.example.com
    downloads: https://home.example.com/#media

layout:
  - title: Media
    widgets:
      - seerr.requests

Option	Type	Default	What it does
`url`	URL	required	Where the service answers, from Valet’s side.
`apiKey`	string	required	Its API key. Use `${VAR}`.
`href`	string	optional	Where the card links to, when that differs from `url`.
`downloads`	string	optional	where download progress lives; without it, Seerr’s own page for the title

Widgets

One widget. Its key is seerr.requests, using the instance name from your config.

Requests

seerr.requests · shelf card · refreshes every 5 minutes while the page is open.

Small draws the same as medium. Wide draws the same as medium. Tall draws the same as medium, so they aren't shown. Only the empty space changes.

States

Seerr Requests: No requests yet — No requests yet

Seerr Requests: Can't reach it — Can't reach it

Assistant tools

What the assistant can use, once its access level allows it. Read tools run freely. Everything else asks first.

Tool	Access	What it does
`media_search`	read	Search movies and TV shows to watch or request (via Seerr/TMDB).
`media_request`	control	Request a movie or a whole TV show so it downloads into Plex.
`media_requests`	read	Recent movie and TV requests and where each one is (waiting, approved, downloading, available).

Year in review

Slides this integration adds to the recap.

Recap slide: The house asked for 6 titles. Request it, wait a bit, press play. Nobody has to know how any of it works. — The house asked for 6 titles