Resource 2 NAS#

Use this skill when the user enters any stage of a media-to-NAS workflow:

• Search stage: they ask to search a movie, TV show, animation, or media title and need ranked Baidu/Quark resource links.
• Share-link stage: they already have a Quark or Baidu share URL and want it saved into their own cloud drive.
• Verification stage: they want to check whether a saved resource is visible in OpenList.
• Task stage: they want to view, diagnose, or cancel OpenList copy/offline-download task progress.
• Backup stage: they want to copy a saved cloud-drive resource into a NAS/SMB-backed OpenList path.

The default search upstream is the PanSou instance at https://so.252035.xyz/, backed by the fish2018/pansou API.

Use scripts/quark-save.mjs when the user wants to save a Quark share link into their own Quark cloud drive folder. Use scripts/baidu-save.mjs when the user wants to save a Baidu Netdisk share link into their own Baidu cloud drive path. These workflows transfer the resource into the user's cloud drive only; they do not download files to the local filesystem.

For OpenClaw, Hermes, or any delegated sub Agent, read SUBAGENT.md first. Sub Agents should prefer --format json, follow the preview-confirm-save protocol, and never parse Markdown when a JSON result is available.

Sub-Agent Quick Start#

TaskSub-Agent commandSearchnode scripts/search-rrdynb.mjs "$KW" --format json --max-candidates 50Full readiness checknpm run check-readyENV checknpm run check-env -- --jsonCookie checknpm run check-cookiesQuark previewnode scripts/quark-save.mjs "$SHARE_URL" "$DEST_URL" --dry-run --format jsonBaidu previewnode scripts/baidu-save.mjs "$SHARE_URL" "$DEST_PATH_OR_URL" --dry-run --format jsonOpenList task progressnpm run openlist-tasks -- list copy undone --format jsonOpenList cancel previewnpm run openlist-tasks -- cancel copy undone --provider baidu --format jsonOpenList copy previewnpm run openlist-copy -- "$SRC_DIR" "$DST_DIR" "$NAME" --format jsonConfirmed saveRe-run the preview command with --yes --format json after user/supervisor confirmation.Confirmed OpenList copy/cancelRe-run the preview command with --yes --format json after user/supervisor confirmation.

First-Time ENV Setup#

Before editing .env, point the user to the setup guide if they need help collecting Cookies, OpenList tokens, or save/copy paths: https://guantou.site/archives/N2CmhISt

Before the first operation that needs Quark saving, Baidu saving, OpenList verification, or NAS/SMB backup copying, run the full read-only readiness check:

bash

npm run check-ready

check-ready is Agent-oriented and outputs JSON by default. It checks:

• .env shape and required core keys.
• Quark/Baidu Cookie validity.
• At least one usable cloud-drive provider: Quark or Baidu. Both are not required.
• The configured Quark/Baidu save directory can be reached.
• The OpenList/NAS backup target can be listed with refresh:true.

Use nextAction to decide what to do:

• ready: configuration and read-only connectivity are usable; save/copy flows can continue.
• configure_core: ask for OpenList URL, OpenList Token, or NAS backup path.
• configure_provider: ask the user to configure at least one complete provider: Quark or Baidu.
• configure_core_and_provider: both core and provider config are incomplete.
• fix_openlist_target: OpenList/NAS backup target cannot be listed.
• fix_provider_target: the configured Quark/Baidu save directory cannot be reached.
• refresh_invalid_cookies: ask the user to log in again and copy fresh Cookies.
• retry_network_or_check_access: the current machine cannot reach the provider or the request timed out.

For focused checks, use npm run check-env -- --json or npm run check-cookies. For a human-readable view, run npm run check-ready -- --format text. These scripts mask Cookie/Token values and never print raw secrets.

If .env is missing, tell the user to copy .env.example to .env and fill in the required values. Never ask the user to paste secrets into docs or commit them.

Required .env values:

KeyRequiredMeaningOPENLIST_TOKENyesFixed OpenList API token used for fs/list, fs/get, fs/copy, and task APIs.OPENLIST_BASE_URLyesOpenList service base URL, e.g. http://127.0.0.1:5244.OPENLIST_DEFAULT_COPY_DST_PATHyesDefault OpenList path backed by SMB/NAS storage for backup copies.QUARK_COOKIE + QUARK_DEFAULT_SAVE_URLconditionalQuark provider config. Required only if using Quark. QUARK_DEFAULT_SAVE_URL may be /备份资源 or a full Quark folder URL.BAIDU_COOKIE + BAIDU_DEFAULT_SAVE_PATHconditionalBaidu provider config. Required only if using Baidu. BAIDU_DEFAULT_SAVE_PATH may be /NAS资源下载 or a Baidu folder URL.

Security rules:

• .env contains full credentials. It is ignored by git and must not be committed.
• Print only masked secret values. scripts/check-env.mjs masks QUARK_COOKIE, BAIDU_COOKIE, and OPENLIST_TOKEN.
• If any value is missing or invalid, stop before saving/copying and explain the specific missing key.
• Quark and Baidu are alternative providers. At least one must be fully configured, but both are not required.
• QUARK_DEFAULT_SAVE_URL may be a Quark cloud-drive path such as /备份资源, or a full Quark folder URL such as https://pan.quark.cn/list#/list/all/<fid>-<folder-name>. It is not a local filesystem path.
• BAIDU_DEFAULT_SAVE_PATH must be a Baidu cloud-drive path such as /NAS资源下载, or a Baidu folder URL copied from the address bar such as https://pan.baidu.com/disk/main#/index?category=all&path=%2FNAS%E8%B5%84%E6%BA%90%E4%B8%8B%E8%BD%BD. It is not a local filesystem path.
• OPENLIST_DEFAULT_COPY_DST_PATH must be an OpenList path such as /影视资源备份/影视, not an OS path such as /mnt/nas/movies.

Use these values as defaults:

• When the user provides a Quark share but no save folder, use QUARK_DEFAULT_SAVE_URL.
• When the user provides a Baidu share but no save folder, use BAIDU_DEFAULT_SAVE_PATH.
• Before a real Quark/Baidu save on a new install or after an auth failure, run npm run check-ready and require nextAction: "ready".
• When calling OpenList APIs, use OPENLIST_BASE_URL and OPENLIST_TOKEN.
• When the user asks to back up/copy a saved resource but does not name a target, use OPENLIST_DEFAULT_COPY_DST_PATH.
• Still tell the user the source path, copied object, target path, and final naming before fs/copy.

Default Endpoint#

• Site: https://so.252035.xyz/

• API base: https://so.252035.xyz/api

• Health/config: GET /api/health

• Search: GET /api/search or POST /api/search

• Link check: POST /api/check/links

• Auth endpoints, only if health.auth_enabled is true:

  • POST /api/auth/login
  • POST /api/auth/verify
  • POST /api/auth/logout

Search Parameters#

For ordinary user searches, use:

bash

node scripts/search-rrdynb.mjs "蜘蛛侠"

Default behavior: search Baidu Netdisk and Quark Netdisk results first, then return a Markdown table with only the top 50 PanSou-ranked results after local disk-type filtering. Do not show hundreds of raw upstream matches to the user unless they explicitly ask for a larger export. For programmatic JSON output, use --format json or --json.

The helper calls GET /api/search with these parameters:

ParameterGET typePOST typeRequiredMeaningkwstringstringyesSearch keyword/title.channelscomma stringstring[]noTelegram channels to search. Omit for server defaults.pluginscomma stringstring[]noPlugin names to search. Omit for all enabled plugins.concnumbernumbernoSearch concurrency. Omit for server auto setting.refresh``"true"booleannoForce refresh and bypass cache.resstringstringnomerge default, all, or results.srcstringstringnoall default, tg, or plugin.cloud_typescomma stringstring[]noLimit returned disk types.extJSON stringobjectnoPlugin extension parameters, e.g. {"title_en":"Spider-Man","is_all":true}.filterJSON stringobjectnoInclude/exclude filter, e.g. {"include":["4K"],"exclude":["预告"]}.

Supported cloud_types: baidu, aliyun, quark, guangya, tianyi, uc, mobile, 115, pikpak, xunlei, 123, magnet, ed2k, others.

When cloud_types is requested, the helper also filters normalized results[] locally, because the public instance may still include other disk types inside ranked result messages.

Useful helper options:

bash

node scripts/search-rrdynb.mjs "蜘蛛侠" \
  --cloud-types baidu,quark \
  --res all \
  --src all \
  --max-candidates 50

• --channels tgsearchers4,Aliyun_4K_Movies
• --plugins wanou,zhizhen
• --include 4K,合集
• --exclude 预告,花絮
• --refresh
• --ext-json '{"title_en":"Spider-Man"}'
• --filter-json '{"include":["4K"],"exclude":["预告"]}'
• --api-base https://so.252035.xyz/api
• --format markdown|json

Search Response#

PanSou may return either direct data or a wrapper:

json

{
  "code": 0,
  "message": "success",
  "data": {
    "total": 15,
    "results": [],
    "merged_by_type": {}
  }
}

Prefer data.merged_by_type for user-facing output because it is already grouped by disk type. Each merged link has:

• url: cloud disk, magnet, or ed2k link.
• password: extraction code/password.
• note: resource note/title.
• datetime: resource update time.
• source: tg:<channel>, plugin:<name>, or unknown.
• images: optional images from Telegram messages.

The helper normalizes this into:

• candidates[]: ranked resource rows, each with one downloadLinks[] entry.
• downloadLinks[]: flat list containing provider, diskType, url, extractionCode, note, datetime, and source.
• availableTotal: upstream total count, for reference only.
• returnedCount / total: number of results actually returned to the user, capped by --max-candidates and defaulting to 50.
• providerCounts: counts by disk type among returned results only.

User-Facing Table#

When answering a search request, output a Markdown table sorted by PanSou relevance. Include clickable links directly in the table so the user can open and download without digging through JSON.

Use these columns:

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Rules:

• The table is the primary answer. Do not provide only a summary when links are available.
• Use [打开](url) for the link cell.
• Use - when extraction code, source, or datetime is absent.
• Keep the table to the returned top 50 by default.
• Put a short line above the table: 按 PanSou 相关度排序，返回前 N 条。上游可用结果约 M 条。

Link Check Parameters#

Use link checks only when the user asks to verify whether returned links are alive, or when checking results would materially improve the answer:

bash

node scripts/search-rrdynb.mjs "蜘蛛侠" --check-links --max-candidates 5

POST /api/check/links body:

ParameterTypeRequiredMeaningitemsobject[]yesLinks to check.items[].disk_typestringyesDisk type.items[].urlstringyesFull share URL.items[].passwordstringnoExtraction code if not already in URL.view_tokenstringnoView/batch token for frontend-style checks.proxy_urlstringnoPer-request proxy. Supports http://, https://, socks5://, socks5h://.proxystringnoAlias for proxy_url; proxy_url wins if both exist.

Checkable disk types: baidu, aliyun, quark, tianyi, uc, mobile, 115, xunlei, 123. Magnet and ed2k are search results, but not link-check targets.

The PanSou project documents /api/check/links, and the frontend API panel also references it. If the public https://so.252035.xyz/api/check/links instance returns 404, keep the search results and report that link checking is unavailable on the current public instance instead of treating the whole search as failed.

Check states:

• ok: link valid.
• bad: link invalid.
• locked: extraction code required or wrong.
• unsupported: platform not supported by checker.
• uncertain: check failed or result uncertain.

Quark Cloud Save#

When the user provides a Quark share URL and a destination Quark cloud-drive path or folder URL, first preview the share contents:

bash

node scripts/quark-save.mjs \
  "https://pan.quark.cn/s/bcbd9d24fe5a#/list/share" \
  "/备份资源" \
  --dry-run

The preview reads the public share. If the destination is a path like /备份资源, actual saving resolves that path to a Quark fid with the user's Cookie. Actual saving requires the user's Quark Cookie through an environment variable:

bash

QUARK_COOKIE='...' node scripts/quark-save.mjs \
  "https://pan.quark.cn/s/bcbd9d24fe5a#/list/share" \
  "/备份资源" \
  --context-name "你的友好邻居蜘蛛侠 第一季" \
  --resource-type series

Security rules:

• Treat QUARK_COOKIE as a full login credential. Never print it, commit it, or put it in docs.
• Prefer --cookie-env QUARK_COOKIE; if the user uses another env var, pass that name with --cookie-env.
• Keep the default interactive confirmation. Use --yes only when the user explicitly asked for non-interactive execution or has already confirmed the selected rows.

Agent responsibility before saving:

• The Agent must inspect the dry-run table plus the conversation/search context and decide the canonical resource name. Do not rely only on obfuscated share titles.
• If the resource is a series, tell the user it is a series and pass --resource-type series.
• If the share title contains separators or evasive characters, correct the resource name from context and pass it with --context-name.
• For non-trivial naming, pass an explicit Agent decision plan with --rename-plan-json. The script applies this plan after Quark returns the saved top-level fids.

Example Agent rename plan:

bash

node scripts/quark-save.mjs "$SHARE_URL" "$DEST_URL" \
  --context-name "你的友好邻居蜘蛛侠 第一季" \
  --resource-type series \
  --rename-plan-json '[{"rank":1,"name":"你的友好邻居蜘蛛侠 第一季","reason":"Agent 根据搜索上下文修正规避字符和季名"}]'

Useful options:

• --select all|1,3|2-5: choose which rows to save.
• Destination positional argument accepts either /夸克目录 or a full Quark folder URL.
• --yes: skip the confirmation prompt and save the selected rows immediately.
• --dry-run: preview only; no Cookie needed and no save happens.
• --format json / --json: output a single structured JSON object for sub Agents.
• --no-rename: save without post-save rename.
• --resource-type auto|series|movie|collection: pass the Agent's resource classification.
• --rename-plan-json '[{"rank":1,"name":"...","reason":"..."}]': pass Agent-decided final names. rank refers to the row number in the preview table.

Quark API flow used by the helper:

• POST /1/clouddrive/share/sharepage/token: obtain stoken for the share URL.
• GET /1/clouddrive/share/sharepage/detail: list share rows for user confirmation.
• POST /1/clouddrive/share/sharepage/save: save selected fid_list + fid_token_list to to_pdir_fid.
• GET /1/clouddrive/task: poll the async save task until completion.
• POST /1/clouddrive/file/rename: apply the Agent-approved rename plan to saved top-level files/folders.

Baidu Netdisk Save#

When the user provides a Baidu Netdisk share URL and a destination Baidu cloud-drive path, first preview the share contents:

bash

node scripts/baidu-save.mjs \
  "https://pan.baidu.com/s/1abcDEF?pwd=8888" \
  "/NAS资源下载" \
  --dry-run

If the user omits the destination path, use BAIDU_DEFAULT_SAVE_PATH from .env. This value may be either a direct Baidu path like /NAS资源下载 or a Baidu folder URL like https://pan.baidu.com/disk/main#/index?category=all&path=%2FNAS%E8%B5%84%E6%BA%90%E4%B8%8B%E8%BD%BD; the helper decodes the URL to /NAS资源下载 before calling share/transfer. Links in /share/init?surl=...&pwd=... form are also supported. If the extraction code is not in the URL, pass it with --passcode:

bash

node scripts/baidu-save.mjs "$SHARE_URL" "$BAIDU_DEFAULT_SAVE_PATH" \
  --passcode 8888 \
  --context-name "你的友好邻居蜘蛛侠 第一季" \
  --resource-type series

Actual saving requires the user's Baidu Netdisk Cookie through BAIDU_COOKIE:

bash

BAIDU_COOKIE='...' node scripts/baidu-save.mjs \
  "https://pan.baidu.com/s/1abcDEF?pwd=8888" \
  "/NAS资源下载" \
  --context-name "蜘蛛侠：平行宇宙" \
  --resource-type movie

Security rules:

• Treat BAIDU_COOKIE as a full login credential. Never print it, commit it, or put it in docs.
• Prefer --cookie-env BAIDU_COOKIE; if the user uses another env var, pass that name with --cookie-env.
• Keep the default interactive confirmation. Use --yes only when the user explicitly asked for non-interactive execution or has already confirmed the selected rows.

Agent responsibility before saving:

• Detect provider from the link. Baidu links use pan.baidu.com; Quark links use pan.quark.cn.
• Inspect the dry-run table plus the conversation/search context and decide the canonical resource name.
• If the dry-run table shows a single top-level folder and the type is unclear, inspect one level deeper with GET /share/list using that row's path before deciding --resource-type.
• If the resource is a series, tell the user it is a series and pass --resource-type series.
• If child folders/files look like quality or version variants, such as 1080p, 4K, SDR, 彩色版, or 黑白版, treat it as collection, not series.
• If the share title contains separators or evasive characters, correct the resource name from context and pass it with --context-name.
• Before executing the save, tell the user: source share URL, selected rows, target Baidu path, and final naming/rename plan.
• For non-trivial naming, pass an explicit Agent decision plan with --rename-plan-json. The script attempts a post-transfer Baidu rename through /api/filemanager.
• The Baidu target is always a Baidu cloud-drive path. A folder named /NAS资源下载 is still a Baidu folder unless the user explicitly asks for an OpenList/NAS copy after cloud save.

Example Agent rename plan:

bash

node scripts/baidu-save.mjs "$SHARE_URL" "$BAIDU_DEFAULT_SAVE_PATH" \
  --context-name "你的友好邻居蜘蛛侠 第一季" \
  --resource-type series \
  --rename-plan-json '[{"rank":1,"name":"你的友好邻居蜘蛛侠 第一季","reason":"Agent 根据搜索上下文修正规避字符和季名"}]'

Useful options:

• --select all|1,3|2-5: choose which rows to save.
• --yes: skip the confirmation prompt and save the selected rows immediately.
• --dry-run: preview only; no save happens.
• --format json / --json: output a single structured JSON object for sub Agents.
• --no-rename: save without post-save rename.
• --passcode 8888: provide a Baidu extraction code if the URL does not include pwd.
• --resource-type auto|series|movie|collection: pass the Agent's resource classification.
• --rename-plan-json '[{"rank":1,"name":"...","reason":"..."}]': pass Agent-decided final names. rank refers to the row number in the preview table.
• --save-path / positional destination accepts either /百度目录 or a Baidu folder URL containing a path parameter.

Baidu API flow used by the helper:

• GET /s/<share-id>: read the share page and extract bdstoken, shareid, share_uk, and root files.
• Share page context may appear either as pure JSON such as window.yunData.setData({...}), or as the current two-part shape window.yunData={...}; locals.mset({...}). The helper supports both. If parsing fails with 无法解析百度分享页中的分享上下文, inspect the page for these fields and add a parser regression test before changing the script.
• POST /share/verify: verify extraction code and collect randsk/share cookies when needed.
• GET /share/list: list share files when the share page does not include complete file rows.
• POST /share/transfer: save selected fsidlist to the target Baidu cloud-drive path.
• GET /api/list: list the target path after transfer when post-save rename or save verification is needed.
• POST /api/filemanager?opera=rename: apply the Agent-approved rename plan to saved top-level files/folders.

After Baidu save:

• Treat share/transfer response errno: 0 as a successful cloud-drive save.
• Verify the target Baidu path with GET /api/list and match the Agent-approved resource name.
• If the saved folder already exists and Baidu creates a duplicate/new-copy name, report the actual name returned by the target directory listing and use that name for any later OpenList/NAS copy step.

OpenList Verification and NAS Download#

Use OpenList when the user wants to verify that a just-saved Quark or Baidu resource is visible through their NAS/OpenList mount, or when they want to download a mounted resource through OpenList APIs.

Authentication:

• Prefer the user's fixed OpenList API token for automation. Pass it as the Authorization header.
• Treat the token as a full API credential. Never print it, commit it, or place it in command history when avoidable.
• Do not cache OpenList download URLs for long periods. Call POST /api/fs/get immediately before downloading.

After Quark save:

• Always refresh the target OpenList directory with refresh: true.
• The observed working flow is:
  1. Save the Quark share with scripts/quark-save.mjs.
  2. Wait for the Quark task to finish and post-save rename to complete.
  3. Immediately call POST /api/fs/list on the OpenList target path with refresh: true.
  4. Match the saved resource by the Agent-approved canonical name.
• In the tested local instance, saving into Quark folder 备份资源 was visible through OpenList path /pan/quark/备份资源 within the immediate refreshed list request.

OpenList list request:

bash

curl "$OPENLIST_URL/api/fs/list" \
  -H "Authorization: $OPENLIST_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --data '{"path":"/pan/quark/备份资源","password":"","page":1,"per_page":100,"refresh":true}'

OpenList file download:

bash

curl "$OPENLIST_URL/api/fs/get" \
  -H "Authorization: $OPENLIST_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --data '{"path":"/pan/quark/备份资源/example.srt","password":""}'

If raw_url is returned, download it immediately:

bash

curl -L "$RAW_URL" -o "./example.srt"

Server/NAS-side download rules:

• Clicking "download" in the OpenList web UI downloads to the browser user's local computer. It does not make the OpenList server save the file to the server filesystem.
• To save files on the deployment server or a NAS-mounted disk, prefer mounting the NAS directory as an OpenList storage, for example /影视资源备份/影视, then use POST /api/fs/copy from the cloud-drive mount into that NAS-backed path.
• If copy is not possible, use OpenList offline download into the NAS-backed OpenList path, or run a server-side script on the OpenList/NAS host: call POST /api/fs/get, read the fresh raw_url, then curl -L "$RAW_URL" -o "/mounted/nas/path/file.ext".

OpenList copy to NAS backup:

• Use this when the user specifies a backup directory, such as a NAS/SMB-mounted OpenList path.
• Before executing copy, tell the user:
  • Source: the OpenList source directory that contains the saved resource, for example /pan/quark/备份资源.
  • Object: the exact names[] item that will be copied, for example 钢铁侠与美国队长：英雄集结 (2014).
  • Destination and naming: the target OpenList directory, for example /影视资源备份/影视, and the final path/name that will appear there.
• Prefer copy over move. Use move only if the user explicitly asks to remove the source after backup.
• Always refresh source and target directories with refresh: true before and after copy.
• Prefer the bundled script instead of hand-written curl. It previews source and target first, then after confirmation calls POST /api/fs/copy, polls /api/task/copy/undone and /api/task/copy/done, and refreshes the target directory until the copied folder/file appears.
• Do not treat a task disappearing from undone as failure by itself. First check done tasks and the refreshed destination directory.
• If the preview output has destination.existingTargetNames, tell the user the target already contains same-named items and require explicit confirmation before --yes.

Copy preview:

bash

npm run openlist-copy -- \
  "/pan/quark/备份资源" \
  "/影视资源备份/影视" \
  "钢铁侠与美国队长：英雄集结 (2014)" \
  --format json

Confirmed copy after the user/supervisor approves source, object, destination, and final naming:

bash

npm run openlist-copy -- \
  "/pan/quark/备份资源" \
  "/影视资源备份/影视" \
  "钢铁侠与美国队长：英雄集结 (2014)" \
  --yes \
  --format json

OpenList task progress and cancellation:

• Use this when the user asks whether copy/offline-download/upload tasks are still running, or asks to cancel stuck tasks.
• Task groups: copy, offline_download, offline_download_transfer, upload, decompress, decompress_upload.
• Task states: undone, done.
• openlist-tasks defaults to list copy undone and outputs Agent JSON.
• Cancellation is preview-only unless --yes is passed.
• If the user says "only Quark" or "cancel Baidu", filter by provider before taking action. Do not start or continue the other provider.
• Do not create background retry loops or recurring jobs unless the user explicitly asks for them.

Task examples:

bash

npm run openlist-tasks -- list copy undone --format json
npm run openlist-tasks -- list offline_download undone --format json
npm run openlist-tasks -- cancel copy undone --provider baidu --format json
npm run openlist-tasks -- cancel copy undone --provider baidu --yes --format json

• OpenList's offline download feature downloads an external URL into storage managed by OpenList. It supports SimpleHttp, aria2, and qBittorrent tools. For API use, call:

bash

curl "$OPENLIST_URL/api/fs/add_offline_download" \
  -H "Authorization: $OPENLIST_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --data '{
    "path":"/nas/movies",
    "urls":["https://example.com/file.mkv"],
    "tool":"SimpleHttp",
    "delete_policy":"delete_on_upload_succeed"
  }'

Notes:

• path is an OpenList path, not an arbitrary OS path. If the user wants /mnt/nas/movies, first mount that directory in OpenList and use its OpenList path.
• For NAS/SMB backup, POST /api/fs/copy is usually more reliable than offline download because OpenList handles cloud-to-mounted-storage transfer as a copy task.
• For an existing OpenList cloud file, use POST /api/fs/get to obtain a fresh raw_url, then pass that URL to POST /api/fs/add_offline_download targeting the NAS-backed OpenList path.
• If using aria2 or qBittorrent, configure the tool in OpenList settings first. For Docker, make sure OpenList and the downloader share the documented temp directory mounts.
• Poll OpenList task APIs under /api/task/offline_download/* and /api/task/offline_download_transfer/* when the user needs progress or completion status.

Workflow#

1. For Quark save, Baidu save, OpenList verification, or NAS/SMB copy, run npm run check-ready first in a fresh install or whenever .env may be missing/stale. Continue only when nextAction is ready.
2. Search the exact user keyword first.
3. If results are thin or off-target, try 1-3 variants: remove book marks, remove spaces/punctuation, include original English title if the user gave one.
4. Default to res=all and src=all so the helper can rank by PanSou results[] order; use cloud_types, plugins, channels, include, or exclude only when the user asks or the result set needs narrowing.
5. Report the best ranked candidates with note/title, provider, source, URL, extraction code, and update time when present.
6. If the user asks whether links are valid, rerun with --check-links or call /api/check/links on the visible links and include each state/summary.
7. If /api/health reports auth_enabled: true, authenticate first or ask the user for credentials/token.
8. If the user asks to save a Quark result into their own drive, run scripts/quark-save.mjs --dry-run, tell the user what resource rows were found and whether the Agent judges it to be a series, then save only after confirmation/Cookie availability. Pass the Agent's canonical name and resource type to the script. Use QUARK_DEFAULT_SAVE_URL when the user does not specify a save folder.
9. If the user asks to save a Baidu result into their own drive, run scripts/baidu-save.mjs --dry-run, tell the user what resource rows were found and whether the Agent judges it to be a series, then save only after confirmation/Cookie availability. Pass the Agent's canonical name and resource type to the script. Use BAIDU_DEFAULT_SAVE_PATH when the user does not specify a save folder.
10. If the user asks whether the saved cloud-drive resource appears in OpenList, call POST /api/fs/list with refresh: true every time, then report whether the Agent-approved resource name was found.
11. If the user asks about current OpenList transfer progress, run npm run openlist-tasks -- list copy undone --format json or the matching task group; report task ids, names, progress, and errors. If they ask to cancel, preview first and require confirmation before adding --yes.
12. If the user asks to back up into a NAS/SMB OpenList storage, state the source path, exact object name, target backup directory, and final naming before execution; then use npm run openlist-copy -- "$SRC_DIR" "$DST_DIR" "$NAME" --yes --format json after confirmation. Use OPENLIST_DEFAULT_COPY_DST_PATH when the user does not specify a target.
13. If the user asks to download into NAS/server storage and copy is not suitable, do not click browser download. Use OpenList offline download into a NAS-backed OpenList storage path, or run a server-side download script using a fresh raw_url from POST /api/fs/get.