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One-command install, auto-configuration via APIs, macOS-native (launchd not systemd), and self-healing stack. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Why macOS?
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## Why This One?
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Nearly every media server guide assumes you're running Linux. But plenty of people have a Mac mini or old MacBook sitting around that would make a great always-on server. This project is built specifically for that: native macOS paths, launchd instead of systemd, Docker Desktop instead of bare Docker, and setup scripts that just work on a Mac out of the box.
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There are dozens of *arr stack Docker Compose repos on GitHub. Almost all of them dump a compose file and leave you to figure out the rest. This one is different:
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- **One command to install.** Clone, configure, and start everything with a single `curl | bash`. No 45-minute manual setup.
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- **Auto-configures itself.** The configure script wires up Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr, Seerr, and qBittorrent via their APIs. No clicking through 6 different web UIs.
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- **Built for macOS.** Native paths, launchd instead of systemd, Docker Desktop instead of bare Docker. Not a Linux guide with "should work on Mac" in the footnotes.
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- **Self-healing.** Hourly health checks restart anything that goes down. VPN drops, container crashes, stalled downloads — handled automatically.
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