MCP server for plyr.fm
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# plyrfm-mcp Read-only audio discovery and library inspection for [plyr.fm](https://plyr.fm). Search or browse tags, inspect selected tracks and playlists, and return listening links. This MCP cannot play audio in a browser or change a library. ```bash claude mcp add --transport http plyr-fm https://plyrfm.fastmcp.app/mcp # or local stdio claude mcp add plyr-fm -- uvx --prerelease=allow plyrfm-mcp ``` Public discovery needs no token. For private reads, configure `PLYR_TOKEN` locally or `x-plyr-token` on HTTP requests. Create a token at [settings](https://plyr.fm/settings#developer); never paste it into chat. HTTP callers never inherit the server operator's credentials. Start with `search`, then `get_track` using a returned ID or AT-URI. Search is lexical/fuzzy; inspect metadata and tags before describing a result. `r2_url` is an audio URL and `https://plyr.fm/track/{id}` is a listening page. Neither proves playback happened. Inspect visibility and gating before offering access. Discover the current tool schemas when connecting. Library reads include `my_tracks`, `liked_tracks`, `list_playlists`, and owner-only `list_revisions`. Playlist tools also inspect ordered tracks, public artist playlists and recommendations. `plyr://me` exposes the caller's identity; `plyr://interfaces` explains which interface fits each task. Use the CLI or SDK for authorized changes. See the [interface guide](../../docs/interfaces.md), generated [capability table](../../docs/surfaces.md), and [public agent guide](https://docs.plyr.fm/developers/agents/).
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