media-assistant-ops

Apply a recommended parametric-EQ DSP preset tuned for spoken-word / podcast listening to a Music Assistant player. Tames sub-bass rumble, lifts vocal presence (1–4 kHz), and softens sibilance (~6–8 kHz). Use when the user wants a one-shot "make this speaker good for podcasts" action — typically a kitchen, bathroom, or office speaker — without hand-rolling EQ bands.

Send a playback command to a Music Assistant player — play, pause, stop, next, previous, or set volume. Use when the user asks to control a specific player by name (e.g. "pause the living room", "skip track on kitchen", "set bedroom to 40%").

Enumerate all players known to the Music Assistant server along with their current state (playing/paused/idle), volume, and currently-playing track if any. Use when the user asks what players are available, which are active, or needs a player_id to target with another command.

First-run setup for the media-assistant-ops plugin. Capture the user's local Music Assistant deployment URL + API key, snapshot the current speaker/player roster for future context, vet the overall setup (providers, connectivity, auth), and summarise the library (track/album/artist counts, active music providers). Use when the plugin is freshly installed, when `config.json` is missing, or when the user wants to re-baseline against a new server.

Shared reference for the Music Assistant local API — base URL, auth, the WebSocket command bus, the DSP/EQ schema, and the data-storage layout this plugin uses. Load when another skill in this plugin needs to know how to talk to the server, what DSP shape to send, or where to read/write files.