MCP server for Spotify - let AI agents control playback, search music, and manage playlists
MCP server for Spotify — let AI agents control playback, search music, manage playlists, and view listening history. 1. Go to the Spotify Developer Dashboard 3. Fill in the app name and description 4. Add to the Redirect URIs 5. Save and copy your Client ID Set the environment variable to your app's Client ID: Or add it to your MCP configuration (see below). Ask your AI assistant to use the tool.…
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MCP server for Spotify — let AI agents control playback, search music, manage playlists, and view listening history. 1. Go to the Spotify Developer Dashboard 3. Fill in the app name and description 4. Add to the Redirect URIs 5. Save and copy your Client ID Set the environment variable to your app's Client ID: Or add it to your MCP configuration (see below). Ask your AI assistant to use the tool. It will open your browser to authorize the Spotify app. Once you approve, your credentials are…
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