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Administration ​

Admin role only. The Administration section is where sources are connected and the library is kept honest.

Sources ​

Plex, Tautulli, Spotify, MusicBrainz each have a connection page: credentials, what has been synced, and a manual sync trigger.

Enrichment ​

Which enrichment passes run, when they last ran, and what they covered. Enrichment is what fetches covers, credits, biographies and lyrics.

Remember that enrichment overwrites manual corrections — see Sources.

Duplicates ​

Canonical matching is not infallible. This view surfaces records that look like they should be one thing, and lets you merge them.

It exists because the problem is recurring rather than theoretical: a dozen sources with a dozen spellings will eventually disagree.

Non-FLAC albums ​

A standing query over the library, because it is the one people ask for by name.

Scrobble cleanup ​

Play history accumulates noise — misattributed scrobbles, artists that are really one artist. This view repairs it.

Backfills and migrations ​

One-off jobs that populate or restructure data. Each reports what it would change.

Task history ​

What the scheduled jobs have been doing, and whether they failed. The first place to look when something is stale.

A job that looks configured may never have registered

Scheduled jobs are persisted, and a registration failure at start-up is quiet. Task history is what tells you a job has never run, as opposed to having run and failed — and those look identical from the outside.

Database and Ask ​

Database exposes collection-level statistics. Ask is a query surface for questions the fixed views do not cover.

Users ​

Account and role management.

API keys ​

Every user's API keys are listed under the users table: owner, name, the first characters of the key, whether it can write, and when and from where it was last used. Revoke one that has leaked. It stops working on its next request, and its owner is not told. Tick Show revoked to see revoked keys, with who revoked them and when.

Administrators can revoke keys but not create them for someone else, and can never see a key, only its first characters. Deleting a user revokes all of their keys.

Media — Blue Sapphire Software.