It wraps around a script made by rednoah for utorrent (http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... 1561#p1561).
This is what it will do for you every time a download is complete:
0. Select torrents with whitelisted labels
1. Unrar archives
2. Group movies and episodes and then handle them seperately (auto-detect episode-vs-movie file)
3. Fetch subtitles and transcode to SubRip/UTF-8
4. Copy and Organize episodes and movies into folders and rename files properly
* Movies will be sorted into $output/Movies/Name (Year)/Name (Year) [CDN].ext
* TV Shows will be sorted into $output/TV Shows/Name/Season N/Name - S00E00 - Title.ext
5. Fetch artwork and generate .nfo files
6. Notify XBMC/Plex to rescan it's video library
7. Growl notifications
Download scrips: You have to give them executable permissions, edit the options inside and add it to the execute plugin on Deluge.
Let me know if something doesn't work, and enjoy

Notes:
* If you have installed 32-bit Java you will need a 32-bit FileBot install for 7zip and MediaInfo integration to work
* If you don't use XBMC then notifying XBMC will just fail silently and not affect anything
* If you use more than one XBMC you can specify multiple hosts or ips like this -Xxbmc=host1,host2,host3,etc
* Use --conflict fail to make the script terminate on any conflicts or failures rather than gracefully ignore these errors and continue
* Using --action symlink|keeplink|hardlink requires admin priviledges so you'll need to run µTorrent as admin
* Using --action keeplink won't work because µTorrent has a known bug that prevents it from opening and seeding symbolic links
* fn:name will automatically fetch the online script but you can also specify a local path to run your own customized scrip