manifold ops drain-anilist [flags]Cloudflare Worker egress is blocked by AniList. Pending anilist:* ops in the personal API outbox normally wait for a Paperback device drain. This command is the same protocol on a always-on host (for example oci-agents): pull pending ops, run GraphQL with a local AniList token, report outcomes.
Prefer a host with stable non-CF egress (permanent IPv6). Do not expose a public drain listener — this process only makes outbound HTTPS calls.
Flags
--once
Run a single drain pass and exit. Default is an infinite loop (for systemd).
Example:
manifold ops drain-anilist --once--interval <seconds>
Seconds to sleep between passes when looping.
- Default:
30
Example:
manifold ops drain-anilist --interval 45--limit <n>
Max pending anilist:* ops fetched per pass (1–100).
- Default:
25
Example:
manifold ops drain-anilist --once --limit 10--anilist-token <token>
AniList access token override. Prefer login anilist (keychain) or MANIFOLD_ANILIST_TOKEN.
Example:
manifold ops drain-anilist --once --anilist-token "$MANIFOLD_ANILIST_TOKEN"--api-token <token>
Personal API token. Falls back to MANIFOLD_TOKEN or login manifold.
--api-origin <url>
Personal API origin.
- Default:
https://manifold.jfa.dev/api(orMANIFOLD_API_ORIGIN)
Usage
One-shot triage:
manifold ops drain-anilist --onceAlways-on (oci-agents user service):
manifold ops drain-anilist --interval 30On oci-agents, Home Manager runs ~/.local/bin/manifold ops drain-anilist
via manifold-anilist-drain.service (outbound-only; keychain sessions). Prefer
the compiled binary over bun index.ts so manifold upgrade keeps the unit current.
Device drain in Paperback remains a backup when this host is down. Ops kinds match the device path: anilist.status, anilist.progress, anilist.fields, anilist.delete.