Some suggestions for enhacements

[vineetkishore01]

1. Once a user is deleted from Jellyfin, their stats should be done away with. Why show it after since it doesnt make sense or atleast give option to delete from Streamystats as well. I had a secondary account i used to test some movies (for a seperate library), i deleted the account but its stats still show in leaderboard. My OCD is hurting my head when i look at it. (jk)

2. Movie posters gone when movie is deleted. I understand that even if a movie is deleted from the library, its stats should show as it act as weights for future recommendation and also keep a track of what you watched in the past. Can't you fetch the movie/show's poster from TMDB as it looks seeing so much content name with a poster named "REMOVED".

3. This item has been removed from Jellyfin is unnecessary when a red label occurs beside the movie/show name saying REMOVED.

4. Not sure if it is beyond the scope of the project but a separate page which would show the content you will like from TMDB using the similarity engine for the movies/shows not in my library and an integration with Jellyseerr to download it would be great.

[quillfires]

The 4th suggestion is awesome but it probably is beyond the scope of the project. As I have reviewed how the similarity engine is working, it uses the generated embeddings to recommend movies and series. And to achieve what you mentioned, it would need to generate embeddings on the whole catalog of TMDB first to compare the vector space with your watchlist. Unless there is a work around. Is what I think, the developer knows best.

[vineetkishore01]

Absolutely not, that would be hyper-inefficient.

College level kids are building it in CS projects.
To make it simple, if I watched 10 movies out of which 3 were thriller, 2 horror and 5 historical. (this data is preserved by streamystats which we can observe in its dashboard), then pull top 5 movies with the highest imdb rating that matches these similarities and show them. Nobody wants to watch a 1986 movie which might have an iota of element as preferred by the user. Keeping it simple would still make it super useful.