traktTrack and view your watched movies and TV shows via trakt.tv. Use when user asks about their watch history, what they've been watching, or wants to search for movies/shows.
Query your trakt.tv watch history and search for movies/TV shows.
npm install -g trakt-cli
trakt-cli auth --client-id --client-secret ~/.trakt.yamltrakt-cli history # Recent history (default: 10 items)
trakt-cli history --limit 25 # Show more
trakt-cli history --page 2 # Paginate
trakt-cli search "Breaking Bad"
trakt-cli search "The Matrix"
User: "What have I been watching lately?"
trakt-cli history
User: "Show me my last 20 watched items"
trakt-cli history --limit 20
User: "Find info about Severance"
trakt-cli search "Severance"
Generated Mar 1, 2026
Individuals can use this skill to monitor their own movie and TV show viewing habits over time, helping them recall what they've watched and discover patterns in their preferences. It's useful for casual users who want to keep a digital diary of their entertainment without manual logging, integrating seamlessly into daily routines via voice or chat commands.
Content creators, such as reviewers or influencers, can leverage this skill to quickly access their watch history for generating posts, videos, or recommendations. It streamlines the process of recalling specific titles and details, enabling more efficient content production and engagement with followers based on authentic viewing experiences.
Families can use this skill to track shared viewing across multiple members, aiding in parental controls or planning movie nights. It helps in avoiding repeats and selecting age-appropriate content, making it a practical tool for households to organize their media consumption and foster discussions around watched shows.
Users interested in self-quantification can employ this skill to analyze their viewing data for trends, such as genre preferences or binge-watching habits. This supports personal reflection and goal-setting, like reducing screen time or exploring new content types, by providing easy access to historical data without complex setups.
Offer basic tracking and search features for free, while charging a subscription fee for advanced analytics, such as detailed reports on viewing trends or integration with other media platforms. This model attracts casual users initially and monetizes through value-added services that enhance the personal data experience.
Generate revenue by partnering with streaming services or e-commerce platforms to recommend movies or shows, earning commissions on referrals or purchases made through the skill. This leverages user search and history data to provide targeted suggestions, creating a seamless monetization path without upfront costs to users.
License aggregated, anonymized viewing data to media companies, advertisers, or researchers for market analysis and content development insights. This model capitalizes on the skill's ability to collect user data, offering valuable industry trends while maintaining user privacy through proper data handling practices.
π¬ Integration Tip
Ensure the trakt-cli tool is properly installed and authenticated on the system before deploying the skill, as history commands require setup; consider automating initial auth prompts for smoother user onboarding.
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