sonoscli

To control Sonos speakers from the command line, use this tool to execute commands for device discovery, status checks, playback control, volume adjustments, and speaker grouping over your local network.

Yes, you can group Sonos speakers using a CLI to create, join, and manage speaker groups, enabling synchronized audio playback across multiple devices on your local network without the app.

Yes, you need the 'sonos' binary installed and local network access to manage Sonos devices, as the commands require this dependency to communicate directly with your speakers.

You can find Sonos speakers on your local network by running the discover command, which automatically scans your network and lists all available Sonos devices ready for control.

Yes, the Sonos CLI supports playing music from Spotify via SMAPI, allowing you to search for tracks, manage your favorites, and control your playback queue directly from the command line.

The primary limitation of controlling Sonos devices via a local network is that you must have active network access to the speakers, and the required 'sonos' binary must be installed to execute commands.