Este proyecto es un servidor MCP (Protocolo de Contexto de Modelo) de Sonos que permite controlar e interactuar con dispositivos Sonos en la red. Ofrece diversas funcionalidades, como la detección de dispositivos, el control de la reproducción, la consulta del estado de los dispositivos y la gestión de colas.
Descubra los dispositivos Sonos en la red
Recuperar y controlar el estado de reproducción de los dispositivos
Administrar colas de reproducción
Exponer funcionalidades como herramientas MCP
Related MCP server: YARR Media Stack MCP Server
Python 3.7+
uv para gestionar proyectos de Python
Clonar el repositorio:
git clone https://github.com/WinstonFassett/sonos-mcp-server.git
cd sonos-mcp-serverInstale las dependencias necesarias usando uv :
uv syncEjecute el servidor usando stdio:
uv run mcp run server.pyEjecute el servidor con SSE usando la herramienta supergateway :
npx -y supergateway --port 8000 --stdio "uv run mcp run server.py"Alternativamente, puede utilizar el script de conveniencia proporcionado en el repositorio:
./npx-serve-sse-8000.shPara ejecutar el servidor en modo "desarrollo" con el Inspector MCP:
uv run mcp dev server.pyEste comando aloja un inspector MCP para fines de prueba y depuración.
Para ejecutar el servidor con SSE en modo de desarrollo, utilice el comando SSE para supergateway y, en una segunda ventana de terminal, ejecute:
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspectorUtilice las herramientas MCP expuestas para interactuar con dispositivos Sonos. Las herramientas disponibles incluyen:
get_all_device_states : recupera la información del estado de todos los dispositivos Sonos descubiertos.
now_playing : recupera información sobre las pistas que se están reproduciendo actualmente en todos los dispositivos Sonos.
get_device_state : recupera la información de estado de un dispositivo Sonos específico.
pause , stop , play : controla la reproducción en un dispositivo Sonos.
next , previous : Saltar pistas en un dispositivo Sonos.
get_queue , get_queue_length : administra la cola de reproducción de un dispositivo Sonos.
mode : obtener o configurar el modo de reproducción de un dispositivo Sonos.
partymode : habilita el modo fiesta en el dispositivo Sonos actual.
speaker_info : recupera información de los altavoces de un dispositivo Sonos.
get_current_track_info : recupera información de la pista actual de un dispositivo Sonos.
volume : obtiene o configura el volumen de un dispositivo Sonos.
skip , play_index , remove_index_from_queue : administra pistas en la cola de un dispositivo Sonos.
Este proyecto está licenciado bajo la Licencia MIT. Consulte el archivo de LICENCIA para más detalles.
Retrieve the state information for all discovered Sonos devices.
Returns: List[Dict[str, Any]]: A list of dictionaries containing state information for each device.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Retrieve current track information for a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to retrieve track information from. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, str]: A dictionary containing the current track's artist, title, album, playlist position, and duration.
Inputs: name.
Retrieve the state information for a specific Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to retrieve state information for. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: A dictionary containing the device's name, volume, state, and current track information.
Inputs: name.
Retrieve the queue of tracks for a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to retrieve the queue from. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: List[Dict[str, Any]]: A list of dictionaries containing track information in the queue.
Inputs: name.
Retrieve the queue length for a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to retrieve the queue length from. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: int: The length of the queue.
Inputs: name.
Get or set the play mode of a Sonos device.
Args: mode: The play mode to set (e.g., "NORMAL", "SHUFFLE_NOREPEAT", "SHUFFLE", "REPEAT_ALL"). If None, returns the current mode. name: The name of the device to set the mode for. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: str: The current play mode after the operation.
Inputs: mode, name.
Skip to the next track on a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to skip the track on. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The device's state after skipping to the next track, including name, volume, state, and track info.
Inputs: name.
Retrieve information about currently playing tracks on all Sonos devices.
Returns: List[Dict[str, str]]: A list of dictionaries containing the name, title, artist, and album of currently playing tracks.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Enable party mode on the current Sonos device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The device's state after enabling party mode, including name, volume, state, and track info.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Pause playback on a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to pause. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The device's state after pausing, including name, volume, state, and track info.
Inputs: name.
Start playback on a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to start playback on. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The device's state after starting playback, including name, volume, state, and track info.
Inputs: name.
Play a specific track from the queue on a Sonos device.
Args: index: The index of the track to play. name: The name of the device to play the track on. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The device's state after playing the specified track, including name, volume, state, and track info.
Raises: ValueError: If the index is out of the queue's range.
Inputs: index (required), name.
Skip to the previous track on a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to skip the track on. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The device's state after skipping to the previous track, including name, volume, state, and track info.
Inputs: name.
Remove a specific track from the queue on a Sonos device.
Args: index: The index of the track to remove. name: The name of the device to remove the track from. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: List[Dict[str, Any]]: The updated queue after removing the track.
Raises: ValueError: If the index is out of the queue's range.
Inputs: index (required), name.
Skip tracks in the queue for a Sonos device.
Args: increment: The number of tracks to skip forward. Defaults to 1. name: The name of the device to skip tracks on. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The device's state after skipping tracks, including name, volume, state, and track info.
Raises: ValueError: If the new track position is out of the queue's range.
Inputs: increment, name.
Retrieve speaker information for a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to retrieve speaker information from. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, str]: A dictionary containing speaker information.
Inputs: name.
Stop playback on a Sonos device.
Args: name: The name of the device to stop. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: Dict[str, Any]: The device's state after stopping, including name, volume, state, and track info.
Inputs: name.
Get or set the volume of a Sonos device.
Args: volume: The volume level to set (0-99). If None, returns current volume. name: The name of the device to control. If None, uses the current device.
Returns: int: The current volume level after the operation.
Raises: ValueError: If volume is not between 0 and 99. ValueError: If the specified device is not found.
Inputs: name, volume.
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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but some overlap exists. For example, 'skip' and 'next' both advance tracks, though 'skip' offers more flexibility with an increment parameter. 'get_current_track_info' and 'now_playing' both retrieve track info, but 'now_playing' covers all devices while 'get_current_track_info' is per-device. Descriptions help clarify these differences, but minor confusion could occur.
Tool names follow a consistent snake_case pattern throughout, with clear verb_noun structures like 'get_device_state', 'play_index', and 'remove_index_from_queue'. However, there are minor deviations: 'mode' and 'volume' are single-word nouns without verbs, and 'partymode' is a compound word instead of snake_case, slightly breaking the pattern.
With 18 tools, the count is slightly high but reasonable for a Sonos control server, covering device states, playback control, queue management, and settings. It might feel a bit heavy, but each tool serves a specific function without obvious redundancy, making it well-scoped for the domain.
The tool set provides comprehensive coverage for Sonos device management. It includes CRUD-like operations for queue management (get, remove), full playback control (play, pause, stop, next, previous, skip), device state retrieval, volume and mode settings, and specialized functions like party mode. No significant gaps are apparent for core audio control workflows.
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