Fire a specific cue immediately, regardless of playback sequence (equivalent to selecting it and pressing Go, but works even if it's out of order).

Args:

• cue_list (number): Cue list number the cue lives in.

• cue_number (string): Cue number, e.g. "5" or "12.5" for a numbered part.

Returns confirmation text once the OSC message is sent. Eos does not send a synchronous acknowledgement, so success here means "the command was sent," not "the cue finished." Use eos_get_status to check playback position afterward.

Example: cue_list=1, cue_number="5" fires cue 5 in cue list 1.

Press the [Go] button on a cue list, advancing to the next cue in sequence (the normal way a show runs, as opposed to eos_fire_cue which jumps to an arbitrary cue out of order).

Args:

• cue_list (number, optional): Cue list to advance. Omit to press Go on the default/active cue list.

Record the current live state into a cue. This OVERWRITES existing cue data if the cue number already exists — Eos has no separate "confirm" step over OSC, so double-check the cue number before calling this on a real rig. Safe to experiment with on a test system.

Uses the Eos command line under the hood (there's no dedicated OSC verb for recording), equivalent to typing "Record Cue / Enter" on the console.

The target cue_list must already exist — Eos does not auto-create cue lists and will error with "Cue List Does Not Exist" otherwise (this includes cue list 1 on a genuinely blank show). If recording fails, create the list on the console first, or record the very first cue with a bare "Record Enter" via eos_send_raw_command (targets cue list 1/cue 1 by default), then retry numbered records into that list. Use eos_get_status afterward to check for an error in the command-line echo, since success here isn't guaranteed just because the OSC message was sent.

Args:

• cue_list (number): Cue list to record into.

• cue_number (string): Cue number to record, e.g. "5" or "12.5".

• label (string, optional): Text label to apply to the cue.

• confirm (boolean): Must be explicitly set to true to actually execute. Omit or set false to get a preview of what would be recorded without touching the show.

Calls are also rate-limited to one per few seconds to guard against a runaway loop hammering Record.

Select a cue on the command line without firing it — useful before eos_record_cue-style raw edits, or to inspect a cue before running it.

Args:

• cue_list (number): Cue list number.

• cue_number (string): Cue number to select.

Set a channel's intensity level directly (0-100). This both selects the channel and sets its level in one call, equivalent to "Chan At Enter" on the console.

Args:

• channel (number): Channel number.

• level (number): Intensity 0-100.

Note: this affects Live output immediately. It does not get recorded into a cue unless you separately call eos_record_cue.

Select a channel on the command line without changing its level. Use this before eos_adjust_parameter or eos_nudge_wheel, which act on whatever is currently selected.

Args:

• channel (number): Channel number to select.

Set a non-intensity parameter (pan, tilt, a color channel, zoom, etc.) to an absolute value for a specific channel — the OSC equivalent of dialing an encoder to a target value.

Args:

• channel (number): Channel number.

• parameter (string): Parameter name as Eos knows it, e.g. "pan", "tilt", "zoom", "red", "green", "blue".

• value (number): Target value. Range depends on the parameter (e.g. pan/tilt are typically in degrees, color channels 0-100).

Example: channel=12, parameter="pan", value=45 sets channel 12's pan to 45.

Simulate turning an encoder wheel by a relative number of ticks, for whatever channel/parameter is currently selected (use eos_select_channel first). This is the closest OSC equivalent to physically twisting a console knob, useful for live "nudge it a bit" adjustments rather than jumping to an absolute value.

Args:

• parameter (string, optional): Parameter to nudge, e.g. "pan". Omit to nudge the intensity/level wheel.

• ticks (number): Positive nudges up, negative nudges down. Magnitude controls how far — small values (~1) for fine nudges, larger (~5-10) for bigger moves.

• fine (boolean, optional): Use fine mode instead of coarse. Default false.

Set a fader in an OSC fader bank to a level. Requires the bank to already exist on the console (call eos_configure_fader_bank first if you haven't created bank_index yet — it only needs to be done once per session).

Args:

• bank_index (number): 1-based OSC fader bank index (created via eos_configure_fader_bank). Use 0 for the master fader.

• fader_index (number): Fader position within the bank.

• level (number): 0.0-1.0 (0% to 100%).

Create (or re-page) an OSC fader bank so eos_set_fader can address it. Must be called once before using a given bank_index. Safe to call again to jump pages.

Args:

• bank_index (number): 1-based index for this OSC fader bank (your own numbering, independent of console fader numbers).

• fader_count (number): How many faders in this bank.

• page (number, optional): Which page to start on. Defaults to page 1.

Escape hatch: send arbitrary text to the Eos command line, exactly as if it were typed on the keypad. Use this for anything the other tools don't cover (patch changes, group/preset creation, palette recording, "Sneak", etc.).

Args:

• command (string): Command line text, e.g. "Chan 1 Thru 10 At 50 Enter" or "Group 1 Record Enter".

• confirm (boolean): Must be explicitly set to true to actually send. Omit or set false to get a preview of the command without sending anything.

The command is auto-terminated with Enter if you don't already end it with "#" or "Enter". Because this can do literally anything the console can do, treat it like you would typing directly on the desk — double-check destructive commands (Record, Delete, Update) before sending.

Calls are also rate-limited to one per few seconds to guard against a runaway loop hammering the command line.

Run a saved macro by number (1-127).

Args:

• macro_number (number): Macro to fire.

Read back recent OSC feedback Eos has sent (active cue, command line text, live/blind state, etc). Eos pushes this asynchronously — this tool returns whatever has arrived so far in this session, not a live query, so call it shortly after an action if you want to see its effect.

Args:

• filter (string, optional): Only return feedback whose address contains this substring, e.g. "active/cue" or "out/cmd". Omit for everything.

• limit (number, optional): Max entries to return, most recent last. Default 20.

Returns: JSON array of {address, args, receivedAt} entries. Empty array means either nothing has happened yet or Eos's OSC TX isn't reaching this server (check host/ports and that {OSC TX} is enabled on Eos).