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# SABnzbd CLI Use `sabx` for SABnzbd reads and changes. Start with the requested operation; check installation, authentication, or connection settings only when a command fails for that reason. Search [references/commands.md](references/commands.md) for exact flags and less common commands. ## Common reads ```bash sabx status sabx queue list sabx history list sabx server list sabx rss list sabx schedule list ``` Prefer `--json` when another tool will consume the result. Use `--profile NAME` only when the user selects a non-active profile. ## Changes Resolve the queue item, history item, category, server, feed, or schedule entry before changing it. Commands that add an NZB, reorder or delete items, clear history, pause or resume processing, change limits, edit feeds/schedules, or enable/disable servers change SABnzbd state. - Follow the user's authorization for the concrete change. - Do not interpret "clean up" as permission to delete queue items or all history; ask what should be removed if the target is not explicit. - After an ambiguous timeout, read back queue/history/server state before retrying a mutation. - Never expose the SABnzbd API key in output, logs, commands, or messages. Typical operations: ```bash sabx queue add url URL sabx queue item pause NZO_ID sabx queue item resume NZO_ID sabx queue item priority NZO_ID 2 sabx speed limit --rate 10M ``` Use the command reference before deletion, RSS, scheduler, server, or configuration changes. ## Connectio