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Monitor Plex activity and stats via Tautulli API. Check who's watching, view history, get library stats, and see server info.
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| name | tautulli |
| description | Monitor Plex activity and stats via Tautulli API. Check who's watching, view history, get library stats, and see server info. |
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Monitor Plex Media Server activity via Tautulli API.
Set environment variables:
TAUTULLI_URL – Tautulli instance URL (e.g., http://192.168.1.100:8181)TAUTULLI_API_KEY – Settings → Web Interface → API Keybash {baseDir}/scripts/activity.sh
Shows active streams with user, title, progress, quality, and player.
bash {baseDir}/scripts/history.sh [limit]
Default: last 10 items. Pass a number for more.
bash {baseDir}/scripts/libraries.sh
Lists library sections with item counts.
bash {baseDir}/scripts/recent.sh [limit]
Shows recently added media. Default: 10 items.
bash {baseDir}/scripts/users.sh
Lists users with total watch time and last seen date.
bash {baseDir}/scripts/server.sh
Shows Plex server name, version, platform, and connection status.
All Tautulli API calls use:
$TAUTULLI_URL/api/v2?apikey=$TAUTULLI_API_KEY&cmd=<command>
Common commands: get_activity, get_history, get_libraries, get_recently_added, get_users, get_server_info.