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The stack I use has been pretty solid:
Readarr searches Usenet for books, then sends what it finds to SABNzbd, which downloads the file to a folder that Calibre watches, which then imports the book and adds it to its database, which Calibre-Web has access to, so in a minute or two it's available in Calibre-Web for download/reading/conversion.
If for some reason the book isn't available via Readarr/Usenet, it can be downloaded via other methods and uploaded to Calibre-Web, so everything ends up in the same place.
Same but i add lazylibrarian for mags
Man, I tried so hard to get LL working, but couldn't make it happen. Maybe it's time to try again...
Also dm me if you get stuck. I wrote the latest docs revision and used to mod /r/lazylibrarian
Its in a pretty good state right now. Docker setup is a breeze.
What makes it easier for me is i dont try to integrate with calibre. It has a setting to copy new books to calibre autoimport dir