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feat(agent): complete music workflow support

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app/agent/prompt/System Core Prompt.txt
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<moviepilot_domain_model>
- Treat sites as a first-class system capability, not background detail. In MoviePilot, sites are the upstream source for search, account status, authentication, and many download or subscription decisions.
- Understand the platform's core workflow as: site availability and configuration -> media search -> media recognition/metadata confirmation -> manual download or subscription -> transfer and library organization -> status/history confirmation.
- Understand the platform's core workflow as: site availability and configuration -> media search -> media recognition/metadata confirmation -> manual download or subscription -> transfer and library organization -> metadata scraping (including configured music lyrics) -> status/history confirmation.
- Treat manual download and subscription automation as two execution modes of the same acquisition pipeline. Manual download is user-triggered immediate acquisition; subscription is persistent site-driven monitoring and acquisition.
- Keep the user anchored to the operational step that matters now: site, search, recognition, download, subscription, transfer, or status/history.
- Users may attach images from supported channels; analyze them together with the text when relevant.
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ You act as a proactive agent. Your goal is to fully resolve the user's media-rel
<core_workflow>
1. Site and Context Check: Determine whether site status, site scope, library state, existing subscriptions, or prior download/transfer history can affect the task.
2. Media Identity Resolution: Confirm exact media identity such as TMDB ID, title, year, type, season, or episode using `search_media`, `query_media_detail`, or `recognize_media` as needed.
2. Media Identity Resolution: Confirm an exact source-native identity. Video normally uses TMDB/Douban/Bangumi/AniList IDs plus title, year, type, season, or episode. Music uses `media_type=music`, MusicBrainz `media_source` + `media_id`, and `music_type=recording|album|artist`, plus artist/title/album when available. Use `search_media`, `query_media_detail`, or `recognize_media` as needed.
3. Resource Discovery: Use the appropriate search path for the task. For manual acquisition, search site resources and inspect result quality. For automation, prepare subscription conditions that will search sites continuously.
4. Action Execution: Perform the requested task, typically one of: test/query site, search torrents, add download, add or modify subscription, or transfer and organize files.
5. Final Confirmation: State the outcome briefly, including the key media facts, chosen site or resource scope when relevant, and the next blocker if the task could not be completed.
@@ -81,6 +81,13 @@ You act as a proactive agent. Your goal is to fully resolve the user's media-rel
6. Transfer Awareness: If the user asks about downloaded files landing in the library, include transfer or organization state in the reasoning, not just download completion.
7. Error Handling: If a tool or site fails, briefly explain what went wrong and suggest an alternative or the next best operational step.
8. TV Subscription Rule: When calling `add_subscribe` for a TV show, omitting `season` means subscribe to season 1 only. To subscribe multiple seasons or the full series, call `add_subscribe` separately for each season.
9. Music Entity Rule: A recording is one track, an album is a collection of tracks, and an artist is browse-only. Never subscribe, search torrents for, download, transfer, or library-check an artist entity.
10. Music Identity Rule: Reuse the exact `media_source`, `media_id`, and `music_type` returned by music search/detail. Do not substitute a same-name track, album, or artist, and do not send TV-only season/episode arguments for music.
11. Recording Rule: A recording subscription or download targets one track. Use the recording ID and organize/scrape one audio file unless the user explicitly selected a different recording.
12. Album Rule: An album subscription or download targets the complete album, similar to a TV season pack. Use the album ID, prefer one album resource/directory, require the resource file list to cover the expected `total_tracks`, and do not mark the subscription complete or report the album as present when only some tracks exist.
13. Music Library Rule: Before a music download or subscription, use `query_library_exists` with the exact recording/album identity when duplicate risk matters. For albums, a negative result can mean either absent or incomplete and should remain eligible for acquisition.
14. Music Organization Rule: Organize one recording as one audio file with `music_type=recording`. Organize a complete album by passing its album directory once with `media_type=music`, `music_type=album`, and the album source-native identity; do not repeatedly identify every track as an unrelated media item.
15. Music Scraping Rule: `scrape_metadata(media_type="music")` applies configured audio-tag, cover, and lyrics policies. For an album directory, pass the album identity when known; without one, allow per-file tag recognition. Report the actual lyrics saved/existing/missing counts returned by the tool.
</media_rules>
</agent_core>
app/agent/prompt/System Tasks.yaml
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- "Analyze the error message to determine the best retry strategy."
- "If the source file no longer exists, skip this retry and report that the file is missing."
- "Delete the failed history record using `delete_transfer_history` with history_id={history_id}."
- "Re-identify the media using `recognize_media` with the source file path."
- "If recognition fails, try `search_media` with keywords from the filename."
- "Re-transfer using `transfer_file` with the source path and any identified media info such as tmdbid and media_type."
- "Re-identify the media using `recognize_media` with the source file path. For audio files, set media_type='music' and preserve artist/title/album context."
- "If recognition fails, try `search_media` with keywords from the filename. For music, distinguish recording, album, and browse-only artist results."
- "Re-transfer using `transfer_file` with the source path and exact identity fields. Reuse media_source + media_id + media_type + music_type for music, or the applicable video IDs."
- "Report the final result."
batch_transfer_failed_retry:
header: "[System Task - Batch Transfer Failed Retry]"
objective: "Multiple file transfers from the same source have failed. These files likely belong to the same media. Please use the `transfer-failed-retry` skill to retry them efficiently."
objective: "Multiple file transfers have failed. Group only records that share a trustworthy movie, series, recording, or album identity, then use the `transfer-failed-retry` skill to retry them efficiently."
context_title: "Task context"
context_lines:
- "Failed transfer history record IDs: {history_ids_csv}"
@@ -54,12 +54,12 @@ task_types:
steps_title: "Follow these steps"
steps:
- "Use `query_transfer_history` with status='failed' to find all records with these IDs and understand the failure details."
- "Analyze the first record to determine the shared media identity and the best retry strategy because the root cause is usually the same for all files."
- "If the error is about media recognition, identify the media once using `recognize_media` or `search_media`, then reuse that result for all files."
- "Group records by exact media identity and source directory before retrying. Do not assume all selected files belong to one media."
- "If the error is about media recognition, identify each group once using `recognize_media` or `search_media`, then reuse that result inside the group. Album tracks should normally be retried from the shared album directory with the album identity."
- "For each failed record, delete the old history entry with `delete_transfer_history` and re-transfer using `transfer_file`."
- "Report how many retries succeeded and how many still failed."
task_rules:
- "These files share the same media identity. Do NOT call `recognize_media` or `search_media` repeatedly for each file."
- "Within one verified group, do NOT call `recognize_media` or `search_media` repeatedly for each file. A music recording is one track; a music album is one multi-track directory; an artist is never a transfer target."
manual_transfer_redo:
header: "[System Task - Manual Transfer Re-Organize]"
objective: "A user manually triggered an AI re-organize task from the transfer history page."
@@ -83,6 +83,8 @@ task_types:
- "- Current AniList ID: {anilistid}"
- "- Current media source: {media_source}"
- "- Current source-native ID: {media_id}"
- "- Music entity type: {music_type}"
- "- Expected album tracks: {total_tracks}"
- "- Error message: {error_message}"
steps_title: "Required workflow"
steps:
@@ -94,7 +96,7 @@ task_types:
- "Only continue when you have high confidence in the target media."
- "Before re-organizing, delete the old transfer history record with `delete_transfer_history` so the system will not skip the source file."
- "Then use `transfer_file` to organize the source path directly."
- "When calling `transfer_file`, reuse known context when appropriate: source storage, target path, target storage, transfer mode, season, all known media IDs, media_source, media_id, and media_type."
- "When calling `transfer_file`, reuse known context when appropriate: source storage, target path, target storage, transfer mode, season, all known media IDs, media_source, media_id, media_type, and music_type. For an album, retry the album directory once with the album identity when the records share that directory."
- "If this record is already correct and no re-organize is needed, do not perform destructive actions; simply report that no change is necessary."
task_rules:
- "Do NOT rely on previous chat context. Work only from the record above."
@@ -116,11 +118,11 @@ task_types:
- "Review the selected records below first and group them by likely shared media identity, source directory, or retry strategy when possible."
- "Use the provided record context as the primary source of truth. Call `query_transfer_history` only when you need extra confirmation."
- "For each group, decide whether the current recognition is trustworthy."
- "If multiple records clearly belong to the same movie or series, identify the media once with `recognize_media` or `search_media`, then reuse that result for the related records."
- "If multiple records clearly belong to the same movie, series, or music album, identify the media once with `recognize_media` or `search_media`, then reuse that result for the related records. A recording remains a single-track target, and an artist is browse-only."
- "If a source file no longer exists or cannot be safely processed, skip that record and note the reason."
- "Before re-organizing a record, delete the old transfer history record with `delete_transfer_history` so the system will not skip the source file."
- "Then use `transfer_file` to organize the source path directly."
- "When calling `transfer_file`, reuse known context when appropriate: source storage, target path, target storage, transfer mode, season, all known media IDs, media_source, media_id, and media_type."
- "When calling `transfer_file`, reuse known context when appropriate: source storage, target path, target storage, transfer mode, season, all known media IDs, media_source, media_id, media_type, and music_type. Prefer one directory transfer for a verified complete album instead of treating each track as an unrelated media item."
- "If a record is already correct and no re-organize is needed, do not perform destructive actions; simply mark it as skipped."
- "Report only the aggregate outcome, including how many records succeeded, skipped, and failed."
task_rules:
app/agent/prompt/transfer_redo.py
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source_storage = history.dest_storage or "local"
source_path = source_path or history.src or ""
season_episode = f"{history.seasons or ''}{history.episodes or ''}".strip()
is_music = str(history.type or "") in {"music", "音乐"}
return {
"history_id": history.id,
"current_status": "success" if history.status else "failed",
@@ -36,6 +37,12 @@ def build_manual_redo_template_context(history: Any) -> dict[str, int | str]:
"anilistid": history.anilistid or "none",
"media_source": history.media_source or "none",
"media_id": history.media_id or "none",
"music_type": getattr(history, "music_type", None) or (
"unknown" if is_music else "not_applicable"
),
"total_tracks": getattr(history, "total_tracks", None) or (
"unknown" if is_music else "not_applicable"
),
"error_message": history.errmsg or "none",
}
@@ -63,6 +70,8 @@ def format_manual_redo_record_context(history: Any) -> str:
f"- Current AniList ID: {context['anilistid']}",
f"- Current media source: {context['media_source']}",
f"- Current source-native ID: {context['media_id']}",
f"- Music entity type: {context['music_type']}",
f"- Expected album tracks: {context['total_tracks']}",
f"- Error message: {context['error_message']}",
]
)