Sonos MCP Server
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The Sonos MCP Server allows you to control and interact with Sonos devices on your network. It provides functionalities for device discovery, playback control, state retrieval, and queue management.
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What is Sonos MCP Server?
This is a Sonos MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables control and interaction with Sonos devices. It exposes functionalities as MCP tools.
How to use Sonos MCP Server?
To use the server, first clone the repository and install the dependencies using uv. Then, run the server using either stdio or SSE with Supergateway. Interact with Sonos devices using the available MCP tools.
Key features of Sonos MCP Server
Discover Sonos devices on the network
Retrieve and control playback state for devices
Manage playback queues
Expose functionalities as MCP tools
Use cases of Sonos MCP Server
Controlling Sonos playback from a custom application
Integrating Sonos devices into a home automation system
Retrieving Sonos device states for monitoring
Managing Sonos queues programmatically
FAQ from Sonos MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a protocol for interacting with devices.
What is uv?
What is uv?
uv is a tool for managing Python projects and dependencies.
How do I discover Sonos devices?
How do I discover Sonos devices?
The server automatically discovers Sonos devices on the network.
What playback controls are available?
What playback controls are available?
The server provides controls for pause, stop, play, next, and previous.
How can I manage the playback queue?
How can I manage the playback queue?
You can use the get_queue, get_queue_length, skip, play_index, and remove_index_from_queue tools to manage the queue.