Control Sonos speakers on the local network for playback, volume, and grouping.
npx skills add https://github.com/tarotmansa/moltguild --skill sonoscli-tarotmansa
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: sonoscli Source: https://github.com/tarotmansa/moltguild/tree/main/skills/sonoscli Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tarotmansa/moltguild --skill sonoscli-tarotmansa
Control Sonos speakers on the local network to discover devices, report status, and manage playback, volume, and grouping.
Discover all Sonos speakers on the network and retrieve their current status.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can control Sonos speakers on a local network by discovering devices, checking status, and managing playback, volume, and grouping for individual speakers or groups. This requires the sonos binary to be installed on your system.
Yes, you can group Sonos speakers by joining or separating devices into groups. This enables synchronized playback across multiple speakers and provides easier, centralized control over the group's audio.
To discover Sonos devices and check their status, the Skill scans your local network to find available speakers. It then retrieves and reports the current playback and connection status across single or multiple devices.
No, a Spotify API key is not required to manage basic playback, volume, or grouping. However, providing SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID and SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET optionally enables Spotify search functionality via the Web API.
The primary prerequisite for managing Sonos speaker playback and volume is having the sonos binary installed. You also need an active local network connection where the Sonos speakers are reachable.
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