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Left by the extraction on 2026-08-19: the old 3.5KB public/slskd.png was copied to the plugin root, which is not a path anything reads. publishAssets copies `assets/` only, so the icon that has always been served is assets/icon.png — now 248KB of real artwork rather than the old logo. Two copies of the same idea, one of them invisible, is how they drift.
Soulseek
Search and download from the Soulseek network, through your own slskd daemon — inside Officer, with the API key held server-side so no device ever carries it.
What you get
- Search the network, with results grouped by peer and filterable by bitrate, size and free slots
- Transfers — downloads and uploads, with queue position, retry and cancel
- Browse a peer's shares as a tree, cached locally so it survives them going offline
- Favourites — peers worth coming back to
- Rooms and chat, joined and available
- Server status — connect, disconnect and see what the daemon is doing
Favourites and the cached browse tree are Officer's own: slskd has no concept of either.
Requirements
A running slskd instance Officer can reach, and its API key.
Setup
Install the plugin, open /soulseek, and fill in the connection panel — the daemon URL and the API key. The key is encrypted at rest and never sent to the browser.
The plugin does not install or supervise slskd. Point it at one you already run.
Permissions
One permission, soulseek, grantable per role like any other app permission. It gates the whole
surface.
Notes
- The connection is stored per-owner in the platform's
service_connectionstable under the service nameslskd, while the HTTP mount is/api/soulseek. Those two strings differ on purpose — seePLUGIN.md. - Live search results arrive by polling; the SignalR hub is not proxied.