sonoscli

You can control Sonos speakers on your local network by executing CLI commands to discover devices, check playback status, adjust volume, and manage multi-room grouping for synchronized audio playback.

Yes, you can group Sonos speakers for multi-room playback using specific CLI commands to join or leave groups, enabling synchronized volume and audio across multiple rooms.

Yes, the Sonos CLI supports optional Spotify search via SMAPI, allowing you to search for tracks and integrate playback control directly through the command line interface.

You can discover Sonos speakers using the discover command, then check their playback state, volume levels, and grouped status by running the status command across your local network.

The Sonos CLI installs a Go-based binary that requires your speakers to be reachable on the local network, enabling device discovery, playback control, and Spotify integration without additional dependencies.

Network discovery for Sonos speakers requires the devices to be powered on and connected to the same local network, ensuring the discover command can successfully enumerate and monitor all available audio endpoints.