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Inspect and import content into my self-hosted AutoCaliWeb library. Use for catalog status, search, recent imports, shelves, metadata, or importing an ebook, comic, PDF, or audiobook.
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| name | autocaliweb |
| description | Inspect and import content into my self-hosted AutoCaliWeb library. Use for catalog status, search, recent imports, shelves, metadata, or importing an ebook, comic, PDF, or audiobook. |
| allowed-tools | Bash, WebFetch, AskUserQuestion |
Read-only CLI for my self-hosted AutoCaliWeb instance: inspect OPDS status, catalog stats, books, recent imports, shelves, and individual book metadata.
Credentials are exported into the shell by sops-nix and shell defaults:
AUTOCALIWEB_URL - base UI/OPDS URL, defaults to http://192.168.1.145:8083AUTOCALIWEB_USERNAME - login userAUTOCALIWEB_PASSWORD - login passwordThe autocaliweb CLI reports a JSON error envelope when required env vars are
missing.
Use the installed autocaliweb CLI for common operations. It always emits a
single JSON envelope with ok, command, result or error, and
next_actions.
autocaliweb # command tree and configuration health
autocaliweb status # OPDS status and catalog stats
autocaliweb version # alias for status
autocaliweb stats # database counts
autocaliweb catalog # top-level OPDS catalog entries
autocaliweb books --limit 50 # bounded alphabetical book list
autocaliweb recent --limit 25 # recently added books
autocaliweb search "Foundation" # search books through OPDS
autocaliweb book-info <uuid> # Calibre Companion metadata
autocaliweb shelves # OPDS shelves visible to the user
For a book lookup:
autocaliweb search "<title>" --limit 25.autocaliweb book-info <uuid> for the best match.For import verification:
autocaliweb recent --limit 10 after AutoCaliWeb has had time to import.autocaliweb search "<title>" --limit 25.The user must provide a readable local file or a direct HTTP(S) URL they are allowed to download. Do not search for pirated copies. Confirm before copying because AutoCaliWeb may import, convert, modify metadata, and move the queued file into the Calibre library.
Environment:
AUTOCALIWEB_INGEST_DIR defaults to /book-ingest.AUTOCALIWEB_PROXMOX_HOST defaults to proxmox.AUTOCALIWEB_CTID defaults to 101.Run:
bash scripts/add-book.sh <file-or-url> --dry-run
bash scripts/add-book.sh <file-or-url>
The script copies local files without deleting the original and refuses to
overwrite an existing destination. Never copy directly into
/calibre-library; AutoCaliWeb and Calibre must update the metadata.
After queuing:
autocaliweb recent --limit 10 or autocaliweb search "<title>".--limit to keep context small.reachable is false in the command tree, surface the CLI error instead of
guessing at server state.