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From sonos-cli-plugin
Control Sonos speakers from the CLI using the `sonos` command. Translates natural language requests into sonos CLI commands for playback, volume, grouping, queue management, and music search. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Sonos, asks to play music on a speaker, control volume on a room, group or ungroup speakers, manage their Sonos queue, or references speaker names like "Kitchen" or "TV". Trigger phrases: "play X on Sonos", "turn up the kitchen speaker", "pause Sonos", "what's playing on Sonos", "group my speakers", "play my Sonos favorites", "Sonos volume", "skip track on Sonos", "add to Sonos queue".
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Control Philips Hue lights via the sonos CLI command-line interface installed at /opt/homebrew/bin/sonos (v0.1.1+).
Two speakers are configured in this household:
| Speaker | IP Address | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | 192.168.68.61 | Primary speaker, default target |
| TV | 192.168.68.60 | Secondary speaker |
To re-discover speakers or add new ones, run:
sonos discover
If a speaker becomes unreachable, check network connectivity and re-run discover.
When the user mentions Sonos or a speaker name:
sonos <cmd> --name "<Room>" (unless a defaultRoom is configured).sonos discover or checking network status.| User Intent | CLI Command | Output |
|---|---|---|
| What's playing? | sonos status --name "<Room>" | Current track, artist, duration, playback state |
| Get volume | sonos volume get --name "<Room>" | Current volume (0–100) |
| List speakers | sonos discover | All speakers on network with IPs |
| Show queue | sonos queue list --name "<Room>" --format json | Full playlist (JSON) |
| List favorites | sonos favorites list --name "<Room>" --format json | Saved favorites (JSON) |
| User Intent | CLI Command |
|---|---|
| Play / resume | sonos play --name "<Room>" |
| Pause | sonos pause --name "<Room>" |
| Stop | sonos stop --name "<Room>" |
| Skip / next | sonos next --name "<Room>" |
| Previous track | sonos prev --name "<Room>" |
| User Intent | CLI Command |
|---|---|
| Set volume to N (0–100) | sonos volume set <N> --name "<Room>" |
| Mute | sonos mute on --name "<Room>" |
| Unmute | sonos mute off --name "<Room>" |
| Toggle mute | sonos mute toggle --name "<Room>" |
| Increase by N | sonos volume +<N> --name "<Room>" |
| Decrease by N | sonos volume -<N> --name "<Room>" |
sonos play spotify "<query>" --name "<Room>"
--category tracks|albums|playlists — filter search type (default: all)--index N — pick Nth result (0-based; default: 0 for top result)Examples:
sonos play spotify "jazz" --name "Kitchen" — play jazz mixsonos play spotify "norah jones" --category tracks --index 2 --name "Kitchen" — play 3rd track by Norah Jonessonos search spotify "<query>" --type track --open --name "<Room>"
Prefer SMAPI above unless the user explicitly says "search."
| User Intent | CLI Command |
|---|---|
| Group Kitchen + TV | sonos group join --name "Kitchen" --to "TV" |
| Ungroup / solo speaker | sonos group solo --name "<Room>" |
| Party mode (all rooms join Kitchen) | sonos group party --to "Kitchen" |
| User Intent | CLI Command |
|---|---|
| Play saved favorite | sonos favorites open "<favorite-name>" --name "<Room>" |
| Save current state as scene | sonos scene save "<scene-name>" |
| Apply a saved scene | sonos scene apply "<scene-name>" |
| User Intent | CLI Command |
|---|---|
| Clear queue | sonos queue clear --name "<Room>" |
| TV audio input | sonos tv --name "TV" |
| Play radio/stream URL | sonos play-uri <url> --name "<Room>" --radio --title "<display-name>" |
User: "Play some jazz on the kitchen"
Skill:
sonos play spotify "jazz" --name "Kitchen"Playing jazz on Kitchen speakerUser: "Turn the TV speaker up to 50"
Skill:
sonos volume set 50 --name "TV"TV volume set to 50User: "What's playing on Sonos?"
Skill:
sonos status --name "Kitchen"[Parsed output] Artist - Track Name (2:45 / 5:30) [Playing]User: "Group my speakers together"
Skill:
sonos group party --to "Kitchen"TV grouped with KitchenUser: "Pause the Sonos"
Skill:
sonos pause --name "Kitchen"PausedQueries (status, volume, queue, favorites):
--format json if availablesonos status --format json → extract track, artist, duration, playback and format as human-readable textMutations (play, pause, volume set, grouping):
--format json"Playing [title] on Kitchen" or "Volume set to 50"Errors:
"Kitchen is offline. Try 'sonos discover' to re-scan the network.""No tracks found for 'xyz'. Try a different search."Only invoke this skill when the user explicitly mentions:
Sonos, sonos (case-insensitive)Kitchen, TV, or other rooms"play music on the kitchen speaker", "turn up volume" in a Sonos contextDo NOT trigger if the user says "play music" without mentioning Sonos or a specific speaker name. This keeps the skill focused and avoids false positives.
"pause Sonos" → pauses Kitchen)sonos discover to re-scansonos play spotify) doesn't require credentials; use Web API (via sonos search spotify) only if user has Spotify API keys configured