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MCP server "spotify-mcp" as configured in martin-gomola/spotify-mcp. Launched with bash -lc repo="${SPOTIFY_MCP_REPO:-$HOME/dev/spotify-mcp}"; cd "$repo" 2>/dev/nu.
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Build, extend, curate, verify, or DJ-order Spotify playlists. Use for mood, activity, era, artist, Liked Songs, rediscovery, exact recording selection, playlist edits, BPM/key flow, or DJ running order. Avoid for simply finding, showing, or opening an existing playlist; call the playlist read tools directly. Avoid for…
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Convert user-provided documents, PDFs, notes, or transcripts into polished private Spotify podcast episodes. Use when the user asks to turn written source material into private Spotify audio. This integration composes the external $save-to-spotify production skill with local Kokoro narration and optional placement in…
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List and safely delete private episodes created through Save to Spotify. Use when the user wants to inspect, clean up, or remove an unwanted private Spotify episode. Avoid for unfollowing catalog podcasts, removing saved episodes, editing playlists, or deleting an entire show.
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Connect, diagnose, or repair the local Spotify MCP server. Use when Spotify tools are not configured, authentication expired, the server cannot start, or the user asks to connect Spotify. Avoid for ordinary playlist or playback requests after the server is healthy.
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Audit and safely clean up Spotify Liked Songs. Use for duplicate or alternate recordings, live/remaster/edit cleanup, unavailable saves, library hygiene, or a read-only health report. Avoid for playlist cleanup; use build-spotify-playlist.
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Use Spotify for exact catalog lookup, playback, library actions, podcasts, and simple playlist reads. Use when the user asks to find, inspect, play, pause, queue, save, remove, or show Spotify content. Avoid for playlist creation or DJ ordering; use build-spotify-playlist. Avoid for Liked Songs cleanup; use…
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