Browse content from a Sonos music service. Check authentication status first; only anonymous services work without login.
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"Sonos" matching MCP tools:
- Skip to the next track on a specified or active Sonos device and retrieve its updated state, including volume, playback status, and track details, using the Sonos MCP Server.MIT
- List all music services available on a Sonos device, showing service details and authentication requirements.MIT
- Retrieve the current state of a Sonos device, including volume, playback status, and track details, by specifying the device name through the Sonos MCP Server.MIT
- Stop audio playback on a Sonos device. Clears playback state, unlike pause which maintains position.MIT
- Adjust the volume of a Sonos device or group to a level between 0 and 100. Use this to control audio output on your Sonos system.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityDmaintenanceMCP server for controlling Sonos speakers. Currently early scaffolding with a temporary discover tool.ISC
- AlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to control Sonos audio devices over a local network using UPnP/SOAP protocols, supporting playback, volume, queue management, zone grouping, and music library browsing.5949 npm14MIT
Matching MCP Connectors
Sonos MCP server: control your Sonos speakers from any MCP client. Play songs, artists and playlists, set volume, group rooms, move music to another room, switch to TV, spoken announcements and reminders. 27 tools, English and Chinese. Works through the official Sonos cloud, so there is no home bridge to install; sign in with OAuth. Requires the free ZoneFoundry iOS app.
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- Retrieve saved radio stations from Sonos favorites with metadata and streaming URIs, supporting pagination.MIT
- Start or resume playback on a Sonos device, continuing from the current queue position while honoring volume and group settings.MIT
- Activate party mode on Sonos devices to control playback, adjust volume, and manage track information directly through the Sonos MCP Server, enhancing group listening experiences.MIT
- Manually add a Sonos device by IP address when SSDP discovery fails due to network restrictions. Device must be on port 1400.MIT
- Mute or unmute a Sonos device without losing the current volume level, allowing quick restoration.MIT
- Save the current Sonos queue as a playlist with a custom title. Specify the device and playlist name to preserve your listening session.MIT
- Retrieve currently playing track details across all Sonos devices, including track name, artist, and album, for real-time monitoring and management.MIT
- Retrieve the current volume level of a Sonos device by providing the device ID (room name, UUID, or IP address).MIT
- Browse Sonos playlists on a specific device with pagination to handle large collections.MIT
- Subscribe to real-time events from a Sonos device service to receive automatic notifications of state changes.MIT
- Retrieve state information for all Sonos devices on your network. Use this tool to fetch detailed data about each device's current status for monitoring or control purposes.MIT
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