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# Importarr Agent Instructions
Importarr is owned as a Linux-ops-managed service repository. Treat this checkout as the source of truth for application code, deployment files, and local service installs.
## Repository Source Of Truth
- Work from `/srv/opencode-workspace/importarr` for Importarr code and deploy changes.
- Do not edit host-local legacy scripts as the normal workflow:
- `/usr/local/sbin/importarr-status.py`
- `/usr/local/sbin/manual-media-import.py`
- If an emergency hotfix is made outside the repo, backport it here immediately and reinstall from the repo.
## Seamless Feature Workflow
When asked to implement an Importarr feature, fix, UI change, deployment change, or operational behavior change:
1. Inspect `git status --short --branch` before editing.
2. Implement the smallest correct repo change.
3. Run the narrowest useful verification, normally:
```sh
.venv/bin/pytest -q
```
If shell deploy scripts changed, also run:
```sh
sh -n deploy/systemd-install.sh && sh -n deploy/repo-upgrade.sh
```
4. Inspect `git diff` and ensure no secrets, raw `.env`, tokens, databases, or private material are included.
5. Commit and push completed Importarr changes by default unless the user explicitly asks not to publish or verification is blocked.
6. Install/restart from the repository so the running local service matches the repo:
```sh
make upgrade-local
```
7. Verify the live service:
```sh
make verify-live
```
8. If the live install fails, inspect `systemctl status importarr.service` and `journalctl -u importarr.service`; fix the repo, commit/push the fix, reinstall, and verify again.
## Install Model
- The service virtualenv lives at `/opt/importarr/venv`.
- The systemd unit runs `/opt/importarr/venv/bin/importarr` as the `importarr` system user.
- The package is installed from the repository into the venv using normal wheel/package install, not editable install.
- Do **not** use editable install for the system service: the unprivileged `importarr` user may not be able to read `/srv/opencode-workspace/importarr`, causing `ModuleNotFoundError` at startup.
- `/opt/importarr/repo-upgrade.sh` is the pull-and-reinstall helper for machines that should follow pushed `main`.
## Local Commands
```sh
make test
make install-systemd
make upgrade-local
make repo-upgrade
make verify-live
```
`make repo-upgrade` is for pulling already-pushed changes with `git pull --ff-only`. It refuses to run with uncommitted repo changes.
## Runtime Defaults On This Host
- Local URL: `http://127.0.0.1:8095/`
- Health: `http://127.0.0.1:8095/health`
- Status: `http://127.0.0.1:8095/api/status`
- Systemd service: `importarr.service`
- Env file: `/etc/importarr/importarr.env`
- SQLite state: `/var/lib/importarr/importarr.db`
## Secret Handling
- Prefer `*_FILE` settings for secrets, for example:
- `IMPORTARR_SAB_API_KEY_FILE`
- `IMPORTARR_AUTH_TOKEN_FILE`
- `IMPORTARR_RADARR_API_KEY_FILE`
- `IMPORTARR_SONARR_API_KEY_FILE`
- Never commit real env files, API keys, tokens, private keys, service databases, or backup data.
- Template files may list variable names with placeholder values or commented examples only.
## Linux Ops Follow-Through
For changes that materially alter the live service setup, ports, routes, monitoring, backup coverage, or host ownership, also follow the linux-ops documentation/systems-overview update rules. Do not mix unrelated pre-existing uncommitted changes from `linux-ops-docs` or `systems-overview` into Importarr commits.