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Sonoscli

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steipete·vlatest·backend·MIT

Sonoscli allows you to control your Sonos system via a simple command-line interface, offering powerful automation and scripting options.

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    $ npx skills add openclaw/openclaw --skill sonoscli -a claude-code

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About this skill

What it does

This skill allows you to control your Sonos speakers using command-line interface (CLI) commands. It enables actions such as playing music, adjusting volume, and grouping/ungrouping speakers directly from an AI agent’s output. The skill leverages the sonoscli tool for these interactions.

When to use it

  • Automated Music Playback: Trigger a specific playlist or radio station on your Sonos system based on time of day or other events.
  • Volume Control via Voice Command: Adjust the volume of individual speakers or groups in response to user requests.
  • Grouping/Ungrouping Speakers: Easily manage speaker configurations for different listening scenarios.
  • Remote Music Control: Play music from a specific source on your Sonos system when you are away from home.

Key capabilities

  • Plays music and radio stations
  • Adjusts volume levels
  • Groups and ungroups speakers
  • Uses the sonoscli tool internally

Example prompts

  • "Play my 'Morning Jazz' playlist on the Living Room Sonos."
  • "Turn up the volume on the Kitchen speaker by 50%."
  • “Group the Bedroom and Office speakers together.”

Tips & gotchas

  • Requires sonoscli to be installed and configured on the system where the AI agent is running.
  • Speaker names must match those defined in your Sonos setup for commands to work correctly.