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The layout here is theirs and the idea of scoring releases by named custom formats is theirs; the content is not, and could not be -- their guides describe movies and TV, where quality is a resolution and a bitrate over a runtime, and a game release has neither. Borrowing the layout without saying so invites the reading that this is their work, or a fork of it. It is neither, and the people who did originate it should not have to guess which.
depot-guides
Guide data for Depot — custom formats, quality definitions and quality profiles for a games pipeline, distributed in the repo layout guide-sync tools already speak, so Depot gets its guide synced the same way Radarr and Sonarr get theirs.
Not affiliated with the TRaSH Guides. This repository borrows their layout so that Recyclarr and similar tools work against Depot without modification, and it borrows the idea of scoring releases by named custom formats — both of which that project originated and deserves the credit for. It contains none of their content, and none of it would transfer if it did: their guides are written for movies and TV, where quality means a resolution and a bitrate over a runtime. A game release has no runtime, and its quality axis is which platform the release is for. Every definition here is written from scratch for games. For movies and TV, go to the real thing: https://trash-guides.info.
How it plugs in
Depot ≥ 0.167.0 answers the Radarr v3 API on its normal port (customformat, qualityprofile,
qualitydefinition — the guide-sync surface; Prowlarr's indexer surface lives untouched beside
it). Point Recyclarr at this repo and at Depot:
# settings.yml — add this repo as a guide source (the official guides stay for your real arrs)
resource_providers:
- name: depot-guides
type: trash-guides
clone_url: https://github.com/sudolulo/depot-guides.git
reference: main
# configs/depot.yml — Depot poses as a Radarr instance
radarr:
depot:
base_url: https://YOUR-DEPOT:8760
api_key: YOUR-DEPOT-API-TOKEN
quality_definition:
type: depot
quality_profiles:
- trash_id: 5ade0fbd9afd4f1346029d08c55b7029 # Deck Ready
- trash_id: af01d5fa4d56625bc1e6fb51579cd8b7 # Archival
- trash_id: ab10102c6bdbbec1fc5613f98bb1f0dd # Console Verified
That's the whole configuration: each profile's formatItems pulls every custom format in this
repo along with it, priced by the profile's score set.
What the mapping means
- Qualities are platform slugs (
pc,switch,wii, …) — platform desirability is a game's quality axis. Size bands ride the Radarr min/max fields as plain GB (games have no minutes-of-runtime for Radarr's MB/min to divide over). - Custom formats score the kind and provenance of a release (repacker, scene group, DRM-free, verified dump set, region), grounded in the release grammar games trackers actually emit. Junk (rip portals, online-fix swaps, foreign-only repacks) scores low enough that a profile minimum refuses it.
- Score sets:
default(Deck-first),archival(clean files; repacks score down),console(verified dumps gate entry). - Regex dialect is Python
re(Depot's matcher), not .NET — this guide feeds Depot even though it travels over the Radarr-shaped protocol.
Editing
tools/gen.py is the single source of truth — edit the catalog there and run
python3 tools/gen.py from the repo root; it rewrites docs/json/depot/** and metadata.json
deterministically (trash_ids are md5 of stable slugs and never churn).