superseedr

superseedr [command] [options]

superseedr is a modern BitTorrent client featuring a high-performance 60 FPS terminal UI, real-time swarm observability with bandwidth graphs and peer analytics, and Docker with Gluetun VPN integration. It supports BitTorrent v2, RSS feed tracking, and 40+ built-in themes.Run without arguments, superseedr opens the interactive terminal UI. While it is running you can add content by pasting a magnet link or torrent path, or by running the `add` subcommand from another terminal, which hands the input to the live instance. The remaining subcommands provide a scriptable interface for managing torrents and the shared/standalone configuration. Add --json to any subcommand to get structured output.

add [--path PATH] [--validated] input...

Add one or more torrent file paths or magnet links. --path persists an existing download path for the inputs; --validated treats data as already verified when rebuilding a catalog.

List configured torrents.

Show a single torrent by info hash or unique file path.

List the files for a torrent, including relative and resolved full paths.

Request a graceful shutdown of the running client.

Convert between layered shared config (rooted at PATH) and local standalone config.

superseedr was created by Jagalite and is written in Rust. It is distributed via `cargo install superseedr`, Homebrew, the AUR, and platform installers.

transmission-cli(1), transmission-remote(1), rtorrent(1), aria2(1), deluge(1)