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Download a movie, TV show, or any media from IPTorrents. Use this skill when Evan says something like "download this movie", "get me this show", "download on IPTorrents", or "find and download <title>".
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Use when asked to book a restaurant reservation, view reservations, find a reservation slot, or cancel a reservation.
Use for any request involving Evan's Obsidian vault, notes, or "second brain"; the vault is located at /mnt/documents/obsidian-vault.
Send context from this conversation to another chat session. Use this skill when Evan says things like "send this context to my ansible-personal chat", "create a new session with this debugging info", or "let's take what we learned and continue in the dots workspace".
Find, search, and manage files in Evan's multimedia library at ~/documents/multimedia. Use this skill when Evan asks if he has specific movies/shows/music, searches for media files, checks what's in his collection, or needs to organize media files (videos, music, photos, artwork, etc.).
Source of truth for Evan's commit and pull request workflow. Use this skill for any commit, amend, push, PR task, or fast-tracking a change for quick review.
Send Evan a Telegram notification via purkhiser-bot. Use proactively when Evan is AFK or has said he'll be away and something important needs his attention — SSH agent auth prompts, blocked tasks, errors requiring a decision, long-running tasks completing, or any situation where work cannot proceed without him.
| name | iptorrents |
| description | Download a movie, TV show, or any media from IPTorrents. Use this skill when Evan says something like "download this movie", "get me this show", "download on IPTorrents", or "find and download <title>". |
Use the ipt CLI to search IPTorrents and add the best result to Transmission.
Parse out:
ipt search "<title> S##E##" --sort seeders
Keep search strings short. IPTorrents search is finicky — adding quality terms like "1080p" often returns fewer or no results. Use only the title and season/episode. Let the result list do the filtering.
If the first search doesn't return good matches, try variations — shorter title, drop the season/episode, or alternate title spellings. Multiple searches are fine.
Each result has: id, name, category, size, seeders, leechers, downloads, added, freeleech.
Hard filters (skip results that fail these):
Score each candidate (higher = better):
| Factor | Points |
|---|---|
| freeleech = true | +1000 |
| seeders | +seeders (raw count) |
| 4K / 2160p in name | +200 |
| HDR in name | +100 |
| 1080p in name | +50 |
| 720p in name | -50 |
| REMUX in name | -30 (large files, rarely needed) |
Size sanity check: If a 4K result is more than 5x the size of the best 1080p result, flag it and ask rather than auto-selecting.
Remux note: Evan uses a 2.1 audio system so lossless audio tracks don't add value. Encodes (x265/HEVC) are preferred over remux. Only surface a remux if there's no encode available.
HDR note: Evan's TV supports 4K HDR — if a release includes HDR it's a genuine upgrade worth mentioning.
Inform the user if a movie/show is particularly well-regarded visually (e.g. shot on IMAX, known for cinematography) — worth noting "this would look great in 4K/HDR" to help them decide.
Exception: If user explicitly asked for a specific quality, filter to only that quality and ignore the scoring above.
Auto-select silently if the top result is clearly the best:
Ask the user to choose if:
When asking, show a compact list:
1. The Bear S03E05 1080p WEB-DL x264 — 3.2 GB, 1200 seeders [FL]
2. The Bear S03E05 720p WEB-DL x264 — 1.8 GB, 340 seeders
3. The Bear S03E05 2160p UHD BluRay — 18 GB, 88 seeders
Pick one (1/2/3):
Show the chosen torrent and ask:
→ The Bear S03E05 1080p WEB-DL x264 [FreeLeech]
3.2 GB · 1200 seeders · ID 555777
Download this? (y/n)
Skip confirmation only if user said "just download it" or equivalent.
tmp=$(mktemp /tmp/ipt-XXXXXX.torrent)
ipt download --stdout <id> > "$tmp"
transmission-remote localhost --add "$tmp"
rm "$tmp"
Report success or failure clearly.
Automatic Organization: Transmission is configured with transmission-helper (https://github.com/evanpurkhiser/transmission-helper) which automatically:
~/documents/multimedia/videos/movies/~/documents/multimedia/videos/series/<Show Name>/Season N/No manual organization needed — just add the torrent and transmission-helper will handle the rest when it completes.
| Situation | Action |
|---|---|
| No results at all | Tell user, suggest trying a different search term |
| Auth expired (exit 1, "not logged in") | Tell user to grab cookies from DevTools (Network tab → any iptorrents.com request → Request Headers → Cookie) and run ipt auth "<paste>" |
| Transmission not running | Save .torrent to disk instead: ipt download <id> |
| Download fails | Report error, offer to retry or save file |
cf_clearance cookie does not have a fixed expiry — it typically remains valid indefinitely until Cloudflare re-challenges (e.g. IP change, VPN switch, security trigger). If auth expires, requests will fail with 403 and the user needs to re-auth.ipt supports --json on all commands if you need structured output for scripting or jq filtering