splunk-mcp

What is splunk-mcp?

splunk-mcp is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI assistants to control and interact with a Spotify account. It provides tools for search, playback control, and playlist management, powered by the zmb3/spotify Go SDK.

How to use splunk-mcp?

Install Go 1.18 or later and obtain Spotify Developer credentials. Configure the server in Claude for Desktop by setting the binary path and environment variables SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID and SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET in the MCP configuration file. Authenticate via the spotify_login tool on first use.

Key features of splunk-mcp

• Search for playlists, albums, and songs by name
• Retrieve playlist details and tracks
• Control playback: play, pause, skip, previous, shuffle
• Create, modify, and delete playlists
• View currently playing track and manage queue
• Secure OAuth-based authentication with Spotify

Use cases of splunk-mcp

• Ask an AI assistant to start a specific playlist or album
• Have the assistant skip tracks or toggle shuffle during a listening session
• Automate playlist creation and song addition via natural language
• Retrieve currently playing track information conversationally
• Search for music and add tracks to the queue hands-free

FAQ from splunk-mcp

What is the Model Context Protocol?

MCP is an open standard that allows large language models to securely interact with external tools and data sources, similar to a USB-C port for AI applications.

What are the runtime requirements?

Go 1.18 or higher, a Spotify account (Premium required for playback control), and Spotify API credentials from the Developer Dashboard.

How do I authenticate with Spotify?

Set the redirect URI to http://127.0.0.1:1690/callback in your Spotify app and use the spotify_login tool to complete OAuth authentication.

Which tools are available for playback?

play, pause, next_track, previous_track, shuffle, current_track, get_queue, add_tracks_to_queue, and the login tool.

Does splunk-mcp work with non-Premium Spotify accounts?

Playback control tools require a Spotify Premium account; other tools like search and playlist management may work with a free account.