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Control music playback — play/pause, skip, volume, now-playing — on the local Spotify app via playerctl (Linux/MPRIS) or AppleScript (macOS), keyless. Use when asked to "play music", "pause", "skip song", "what's playing", "next track".
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Read and write Airtable bases via the official REST API and the user's personal access token — list/filter records, create, update, delete. Use when asked to "add a row to Airtable", "find records in my base", "update this Airtable record".
Search and retrieve academic papers from arXiv by keyword, author, category, or ID, and read abstracts or full PDFs. Free, keyless. Use when asked to "find papers on", "search arXiv", "summarize this paper", or given an arXiv ID/link.
Render ASCII/terminal art — big text banners (figlet/toilet), colorized output (lolcat), and image-to-ASCII/terminal previews (chafa/jp2a). Keyless, local. Use when asked to "make a banner", "ascii art of", "big text", "show this image in the terminal".
Create, list, and manage calendar events / meetings from the terminal using whatever native CLI is installed (gcalcli for Google Calendar, khal for CalDAV, or AppleScript Calendar on macOS). Use when asked to "schedule a meeting", "create an event", "what's on my calendar", "am I free", "book".
Send and read email from the terminal using whatever native CLI is installed (himalaya, msmtp/mutt/neomutt on Linux, or AppleScript Mail on macOS). Use when asked to "send an email", "email someone", "check my inbox", "read my email", "reply to".
Manage the full GitHub workflow from the terminal — auth, issues, pull request lifecycle (branch/commit/open/CI/merge), code review, and repo management. Uses the gh CLI when present, with a git + REST API fallback. Use when asked to "open a PR", "create an issue", "review this PR", "check CI", "list issues".
| name | spotify |
| description | Control music playback — play/pause, skip, volume, now-playing — on the local Spotify app via playerctl (Linux/MPRIS) or AppleScript (macOS), keyless. Use when asked to "play music", "pause", "skip song", "what's playing", "next track". |
| allowed-tools | ["@coder","Bash"] |
| triggers | ["play music","pause the music","skip song","next track","previous track","what's playing","spotify","tocar música","pausar música","pular música","que música é essa"] |
Control the local Spotify desktop app without any API key or OAuth, using the OS media control layer. (The Web API exists but needs OAuth — prefer local control for play/pause/skip.)
osascript -e 'tell application "Spotify" to playpause'
osascript -e 'tell application "Spotify" to next track'
osascript -e 'tell application "Spotify" to set sound volume to 60'
osascript -e 'tell application "Spotify" to (name of current track) & " — " & (artist of current track)'
osascript -e 'tell application "Spotify" to play track "spotify:track:TRACKID"'
playerctl -p spotify play-pause
playerctl -p spotify next
playerctl -p spotify metadata --format '{{ artist }} — {{ title }}'
playerctl -p spotify volume 0.6
Detect: command -v playerctl. Install: apt install playerctl.
The Windows Spotify app exposes media keys via the System Media Transport Controls — simplest is
to send media-key virtual inputs from PowerShell, or use spotify-cli. If neither is available,
say so rather than improvising.
Playing an arbitrary search result requires the Spotify Web API with the user's OAuth token
(SPOTIFY_TOKEN). If the user wants that, explain the one-time auth; otherwise stick to
controlling whatever is already queued.
artist — title.