TautWeekly for Plex turns Tautulli activity into polished personal newsletters. Choose a platform, verify the integration, inspect every email state, and enable delivery only when the result is ready.
$ ./tautweekly.sh verify ✓ Tautulli connection ✓ SMTP STARTTLS settings ✓ Private runtime storage $ ./tautweekly.sh preview-all → Six browser previews created $ ./tautweekly.sh send-test-all → TestEmail only ▋
Review the high-usage, onboarding, warmup, and quiet-week latest-release treatments with representative real-title artwork before configuring a server.
Includes both anonymous Binge Champion treatments, Rotten Tomatoes movie scores, IMDb-formatted TV episodes, dense release shelves, and the production quiet-week fallback.
Each guide is standalone and keeps its platform's setup, scheduling, preview, and recovery workflow intact.
Numbered launchers, local previews, and Windows Task Scheduler on an always-on Windows host.
A dedicated service with persistent data and an internal scheduler for QNAP, Unraid, and general Linux hosts.
Intel and Apple silicon setup with host UID/GID discovery and localhost-only previews by default.
A Docker-free systemd service with protected private storage and a localhost-only preview listener.
The maintained Linux OCI renderer under FreeBSD Podman, controlled by rc.d with private host storage.
The same operating discipline applies across all platforms.
Enter private Tautulli, SMTP, branding, and schedule values locally.
Check runtime, storage, network, API, and mail settings.
Generate six deterministic HTML states without sending mail.
Validate real MIME and client rendering with a controlled recipient.
Enable automatic delivery only after roster and exclusion review.
Tautulli is the primary data source; direct Plex access is optional. Credentials and state remain local to the operator.
Live configuration contains an SMTP credential and Tautulli API key, and may contain a Plex token. State, logs, previews, and backups may reveal recipients and server activity. Weekly Binge Champion cards share only anonymous movie/TV play counts and total watch time; the champion's identity and titles remain private.
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