Spotify MCP Server
Enables AI agents to search Spotify, inspect playback state, manage devices, and control music through the official Spotify Web API using OAuth authentication.
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Spotify MCP Server
Spotify MCP Server for AI agents: a Streamable HTTP Model Context Protocol server that lets agents search Spotify, inspect playback state, manage devices and control music through the official Spotify Web API.
Status
Early design phase. The first target is a local single-user MCP server with Spotify OAuth, Docker support and a small stable tool surface.
Goals
- Expose Spotify Web API capabilities as MCP tools.
- Use official OAuth instead of browser automation.
- Support local personal agents first.
- Keep the project reusable by different MCP clients.
- Provide a future path for multi-user agent backends.
Initial Scope
The first stable version will focus on:
- Streamable HTTP MCP transport.
- Local single-user Spotify OAuth.
- Automatic access token refresh.
- Profile, search, devices and playback state tools.
- Basic playback control tools, including playback transfer between Spotify Connect devices.
- Docker-based runtime.
Playlist write operations and external token mode are planned after the local single-user flow is stable.
Requirements
- Spotify account.
- Spotify Developer application.
- Spotify Premium for playback control endpoints.
- Node.js runtime for local development.
- Docker for containerized usage.
Default Ports
- MCP HTTP server:
11070 - OAuth callback:
http://127.0.0.1:11070/auth/callback
Local Development
Install dependencies:
npm install
Run type checks:
npm run typecheck
Build:
npm run build
Start the compiled server:
npm start
dev and start load .env automatically.
Healthcheck:
curl http://localhost:11070/health
Auth status:
curl http://localhost:11070/auth/status
MCP endpoint:
http://localhost:11070/mcp
The initial tool surface exposes:
spotify_ping: validates MCP transport without calling Spotify.spotify_get_profile: calls Spotify Web API/meusing the local OAuth token.spotify_search: searches tracks, artists, albums and playlists.spotify_get_devices: lists Spotify Connect devices.spotify_get_playback_state: reads current playback state.spotify_get_current_track: reads the current track or episode.spotify_play: starts or resumes playback.spotify_play_search: searches a track and plays the best match.spotify_transfer_playback: transfers playback to another Spotify Connect device.spotify_pause: pauses playback.spotify_next: skips to the next track.spotify_previous: skips to the previous track.spotify_set_volume: sets playback volume.
Docker
Build and run with the example compose file:
cp .env.example .env
docker compose -f docker-compose.example.yml up --build
Local Spotify OAuth
Create a Spotify Developer application with this redirect URI:
http://127.0.0.1:11070/auth/callback
Then configure .env and open:
http://localhost:11070/auth/login
See Local Spotify OAuth Setup.
Access tokens are refreshed automatically when they are expired or close to expiration.
Documentation
Security
Do not commit secrets or tokens. Use .env for Spotify application credentials
and keep local token files out of git.
The project should request only the scopes required by its enabled tools. New write permissions should be introduced deliberately and documented before they are implemented.
License
License pending.
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