Technical workflow
Runner helps you choose the right stack, organize your library, and keep your home media server stable over time.
Plan, launch, and maintain Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby for your personal media collection without setup chaos.
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Runner walks through Plex stack setup, container config, and automation rules step by step.
Everything that happens in this workflow, from trigger to outcome.
Trigger
You want a media stack that installs cleanly and stays stable after setup.
Apps connected
Sample input
“Plan a Jellyfin and Plex stack for my NAS, generate the folder layout, compose settings, and validation checks before I install.”
Sample output
“A stack plan with volume mappings, setup notes, rollback checkpoints, and a validation checklist.”
What actually got done
Outcome
Setup stops feeling like guesswork and starts looking like operations.
Build and Run Your Home Media Server
Runner helps you choose the right stack, organize your library, and keep your home media server stable over time.
Mapped the runtime stack before installation
Prepared mounts, volumes, and validation steps
Reduced day-two ops surprises with a repeatable checklist
Connect the apps around the job
Email, calendar, notes, docs, and CRM become one connected workflow graph instead of five separate systems you have to mentally stitch together.
Gmail
Google Calendar
Google Drive
Slack
HubSpot
Notion
Review before anything goes out
Runner prepares the draft, proposed update, or scheduled next step, then leaves you in control of the final send.
Collect context from apps & files
GatheringIntegrate, analyze and merge across apps
ThinkingReview recommended actions
WaitingSend it, do it, take action
✓Start with the apps used in this workflow, then explore the rest of the connector graph. Every app tile links to its connector page.
GmailGoogle CalendarGoogle Drive
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google SheetsSlackNotion
GranolaHubSpotLocal FilesWeb Search
GitHub
Linear
Mixpanel
Asana
Sentry
Shopify
Intercom
Airtable
Attio
Gorgias
Klaviyo
QuickBooks
Fireflies
Logfire
Metabase
Microsoft Outlook
Dropbox
Box
Trello
Typeform
Supabase
Zendesk
Xero
Semrush
Ahrefs
PostHog
Affinity
tl;dv
Google Search Console
iMessageGmailGoogle CalendarGoogle DriveGoogle DocsGoogle SlidesGoogle SheetsSlackNotionGranolaHubSpotLocal FilesWeb SearchGitHubLinearMixpanelAsanaSentryShopifyIntercomAirtableAttioGorgiasKlaviyoQuickBooksFirefliesLogfireMetabaseMicrosoft OutlookDropboxBoxTrelloTypeformSupabaseZendeskXeroSemrushAhrefsPostHogAffinitytl;dvGoogle Search ConsoleiMessageGmailGoogle CalendarGoogle DriveGoogle DocsGoogle SlidesGoogle SheetsSlackNotionGranolaHubSpotLocal FilesWeb SearchGitHubLinearMixpanelAsanaSentryShopifyIntercomAirtableAttioGorgiasKlaviyoQuickBooksFirefliesLogfireMetabaseMicrosoft OutlookDropboxBoxTrelloTypeformSupabaseZendeskXeroSemrushAhrefsPostHogAffinitytl;dvGoogle Search ConsoleiMessageGmailGoogle CalendarGoogle DriveGoogle DocsGoogle SlidesGoogle SheetsSlackNotionGranolaHubSpotLocal FilesWeb SearchGitHubLinearMixpanelAsanaSentryShopifyIntercomAirtableAttioGorgiasKlaviyoQuickBooksFirefliesLogfireMetabaseMicrosoft OutlookDropboxBoxTrelloTypeformSupabaseZendeskXeroSemrushAhrefsPostHogAffinitytl;dvGoogle Search ConsoleiMessagePlan the right setup before you install anything
Get a clear layout for containers, mounts, and services before the first deploy.
Start with Gmail, tell Runner what kind of work this page represents, then install the desktop app with the right first workflows already teed up.
Prompt outline, sample input, connector checklist, and placeholder artifact notes for Build and Run Your Home Media Server.
More founder and relationship workflows that use the same connected stack patterns.
Founder workflow
Less context rebuilding, more finished founder work.
GmailGoogle CalendarNotionSlackRelationship workflow
Important threads move from inbox clutter to prepared follow-through.
GmailGoogle CalendarGoogle DriveLocal FilesRunner connects Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, and your storage so setup and day-two operations stay predictable.
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“Follow-through used to die in my inbox. Now Runner closes the loop before I even ask.”
“It actually does the work. Drafts, updates, briefings — all from the tools we already live in.”
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Download Runner to plan, launch, and maintain your home media server with less stress.