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Anime Garden is an anime torrent resources aggregation platform for 動漫花園, 蜜柑计划, 萌番组, and ANi. Use when required task is searching anime resources.

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AnimeGarden

Overview

Anime Garden is an anime torrent resources aggregation platform for 動漫花園, 蜜柑计划, 萌番组, and ANi.

Use https://api.animes.garden as the primary data source for anime resource discovery.

Anime Garden does not provide playback, streaming, or any direct viewing capability; use it only as an auxiliary resource search tool.

No authentication is required for the documented public API endpoints.

This skill provides three core capabilities: build search filters, call Anime Garden HTTP endpoints, and normalize API responses for downstream use.

Read references/api.md for detailed endpoint usage and request examples.

API Capabilities

  1. Search resources: GET /resources.
  2. Fetch resource details: GET /detail/{provider}/{id}.
  3. Query metadata: GET /subjects, GET /teams, GET /users.
  4. Check service status: GET /.

How To Use

  1. Convert user intent into structured filters from the options below.
  2. Use GET /resources for queries.
  3. Call GET /detail/{provider}/{id} only when full description text or file list is needed.
  4. If results are empty, relax filters in order: exclude -> keywords -> fansubs/publishers -> time range.

Filter Options

All non-empty filter groups are combined with AND unless a field says otherwise.

Provider and preset:

  • provider: one of dmhy, moe, mikan, ani; limits results to one upstream provider.
  • preset: currently only bangumi; applies Anime Garden's Bangumi-focused cleanup rules.

Pagination and time:

  • page, pageSize: page starts at 1; pageSize is capped at 1000.
  • after, before: upload time bounds; dates or timestamps.

Title matching:

  • search: repeatable full-text title search. When present, it takes precedence over include.
  • include: repeatable title-contains terms; values use OR; ignored when search is present.
  • keywords: required title keywords; values use AND; API query parameter is repeated keyword.
  • exclude: blocked title keywords; resources containing any value are removed.

Resource metadata:

  • types: resource categories; values use OR; API query parameter is repeated type. Common values: 动画, 合集, 音乐, 日剧, RAW, 漫画, 游戏, 特摄, 其他.
  • subjects: Bangumi subject IDs; values use OR; API query parameter is repeated subject.

Parties:

  • fansubs: fansub/team names; use /teams to discover exact names. API query parameter is repeated fansub.
  • publishers: publisher/uploader names; use /users to discover exact names. API query parameter is repeated publisher.
  • fansubs and publishers are one combined party group: a resource may match either a fansub or a publisher.

Output Guidelines

  • Surface the top matches first (newest first unless user asks otherwise).
  • When filters are strict and produce zero hits, report exactly which filters were relaxed.
  • Keep provider and providerId in output to support later detail fetches.