AutoBangumi is a fully automated anime series downloader and organizer that uses RSS feeds to track and manage anime downloads.
The tool solves the problem of manually tracking anime releases and organizing downloaded files by automating the entire workflow. It parses RSS feeds from sites like Mikan Project to detect new episodes, automatically generates download rules, and renames files in formats that media library software like Plex and Jellyfin can recognize without additional scraping. The core approach involves a setup wizard that configures the system in seven steps, after which the tool runs continuously without user intervention, handling RSS parsing, episode detection, file organization, and metadata generation.
AutoBangumi suits users who want a hands-off anime management system integrated with media servers. It works best for those using qBittorrent or aria2 as downloaders and who want files organized in TMDB-compatible formats. The tool supports multiple RSS sources and aggregated feeds, handles mid-season episode backfilling, and allows per-series customization of subtitle group and resolution preferences. It includes built-in TMDB parsing to generate complete metadata alongside organized files.
