If you run a home media server with Infuse , VidHub , Emby , or Jellyfin , you probably know the pain of maintaining a traditional automation stack.

Tools like Sonarr , Radarr , and MoviePilot are fantastic when your entire pipeline runs on clean private trackers or Usenet indexers with predictable scene naming. But if you use cloud drives (like 115, Quark, UC Drive, 123Pan, Guangya, or Tianyi) or public share/magnet indexers, regex rules break down quickly:

Dead links and fake files : Public share links and uncached magnets fail half the time or unpack into promotional spam images.

Unstandardized season/episode numbering : Anime and multi-season shows frequently use continuous episode numbers or non-standard folder trees that confuse mechanical parsers.

Storage fragmentation : Free cloud drive tiers fill up fast, forcing you to manually juggle which show lives on which drive.

Missing subtitles : Raw 4K REMUX or WEB-DL releases often ship without Chinese/localized external subtitles.

To solve this, I…