Agent skill
c-speakers
Control Sonos speakers using the `sonos` CLI (sonoscli). Play, pause, adjust volume, manage groups, and play favorites across rooms and speaker zones.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/daxaur/openpaw/tree/main/skills/c-speakers
SKILL.md
What This Skill Does
Enables Claude to control Sonos speakers — playback, volume, grouping, and favorites — via the sonos CLI.
Available CLI Tool: sonos
Common Commands
# List all Sonos rooms/players
sonos rooms
# Play and pause
sonos play --room "Living Room"
sonos pause --room "Living Room"
# Skip tracks
sonos next --room "Living Room"
sonos previous --room "Living Room"
# Set volume (0-100)
sonos volume 50 --room "Living Room"
# Adjust volume relative
sonos volume +10 --room "Kitchen"
sonos volume -5 --room "Kitchen"
# Play a favorite (from Sonos app favorites)
sonos favorite "Morning Jazz" --room "Bedroom"
# List favorites
sonos favorites
# Group rooms together
sonos group "Kitchen" --with "Living Room"
# Ungroup a room
sonos ungroup "Kitchen"
# Show now playing info
sonos status --room "Living Room"
Usage Guidelines
- Always specify
--roomto target the correct speaker - Use
sonos roomsto discover available rooms if unsure of names - Grouping joins a room into the specified room's group
Notes
- Requires
sonosCLI (sonoscli) installed and Sonos system on local network - Favorites must be pre-configured in the Sonos app
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