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majiayu000 (@majiayu000) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Uni Spotify by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Uni Spotify
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

Uni Spotify

Spotify control via uni CLI. Use when user wants to control Spotify playback, search music, view playlists, or check what's playing. Note: Playback control (play/pause/next/prev/queue/volume) requires Spotify Premium. Search and playlists work for all users.

majiayu000 Updated Sep 9, 2026 567 repo stars

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Spotify (uni)

Control Spotify from the terminal. Uses OAuth PKCE (no setup needed - default app embedded).

Authentication

uni spotify auth                  # Authenticate (opens browser)
uni spotify auth --status         # Check auth status
uni spotify auth --logout         # Log out
uni spotify auth --setup          # Instructions for custom Spotify app

Now Playing

uni spotify now                   # Show currently playing
uni spotify np                    # Alias
uni spotify now --watch           # Live updates (5s refresh)

Search

uni spotify search "Bohemian Rhapsody"        # Search tracks
uni spotify search "Queen" --type artist      # Search artists
uni spotify search "Abbey Road" --type album  # Search albums
uni spotify search "Chill" --type playlist    # Search playlists
uni spotify search "rock" -n 20               # More results

Playback Control (Premium Only)

uni spotify play                              # Resume playback
uni spotify play "Bohemian Rhapsody"          # Search and play
uni spotify play "Abbey Road" --album         # Play album
uni spotify play "Chill Vibes" --playlist     # Play playlist
uni spotify play "spotify:track:..."          # Play by URI
uni spotify pause                             # Pause
uni spotify next                              # Next track
uni spotify prev                              # Previous track

Queue (Premium Only)

uni spotify queue "Stairway to Heaven"        # Add to queue
uni spotify queue "spotify:track:..."         # Add by URI

Volume (Premium Only)

uni spotify volume                # Show current volume
uni spotify volume 50             # Set to 50%
uni spotify vol 75                # Alias

Devices

uni spotify devices                           # List devices
uni spotify devices --transfer <device-id>    # Switch device

Playlists

uni spotify playlists                         # List your playlists
uni spotify playlists -n 50                   # More playlists
uni spotify playlists <playlist-id>           # View playlist tracks

Notes

Premium Required: play, pause, next, prev, queue, volume, device transfer
Free Users: search, now (read-only), playlists, devices (view only)
IDs: All commands show IDs in output [abc123] for use in subsequent commands
URIs: Spotify URIs like spotify:track:... can be used directly

---name: uni-spotifydescription: Spotify control via uni CLI. Use when user wants to control Spotify playback, search music, view playlists, or check what's playing. Note: Playback control (play/pause/next/prev/queue/volume) requires Spotify Premium. Search and playlists work for all users.--- # Spotify (uni) Control Spotify from the terminal. Uses OAuth PKCE (no setup needed - default app embedded). ## Authentication ```bash uni spotify auth # Authenticate (opens browser) uni spotify auth --status # Check auth status uni spotify auth --logout # Log out uni spotify auth --setup # Instructions for custom Spotify app ``` ## Now Playing ```bash uni spotify now # Show currently playing uni spotify np # Alias uni spotify now --watch # Live updates (5s refresh) ``` ## Search ```bash uni spotify search "Bohemian Rhapsody" # Search tracks uni spotify search "Queen" --type artist # Search artists uni spotify search "Abbey Road" --type album # Search albums uni spotify search "Chill" --type playlist # Search playlists uni spotify search "rock" -n 20 # More results ``` ## Playback Control (Premium Only) ```bash uni spotify play # Resume playback uni spotify play "Bohemian Rhapsody" # Search and play uni spotify play "Abbey Road" --album # Play album uni spotify play "Chill Vibes" --playlist # Play playlist uni spotify play "spotify:track:..." # Play by URI uni spotify pause # Pause uni spotify next # Next track uni spotify prev # Previous track ``` ## Queue (Premium Only) ```bash uni spotify queue "Stairway to Heaven" # Add to queue uni spotify queue "spotify:track:..." # Add by URI ``` ## Volume (Premium Only) ```bash uni spotify volume # Show current volume uni spotify volume 50 # Set to 50% uni spotify vol 75 # Alias ``` ## Devices ```bash uni spotify devices # List devices uni spotify devices --transfer <device-id> # Switch device ``` ## Playlists ```bash uni spotify playlists # List your playlists uni spotify playlists -n 50 # More playlists uni spotify playlists <playlist-id> # View playlist tracks ``` ## Notes - **Premium Required**: play, pause, next, prev, queue, volume, device transfer - **Free Users**: search, now (read-only), playlists, devices (view only) - **IDs**: All commands show IDs in output `[abc123]` for use in subsequent commands - **URIs**: Spotify URIs like `spotify:track:...` can be used directly

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