spotify-bulk-actions-mcp 0.1.1

MCP server for bulk Spotify operations with confidence-scored song matching, batch playlist creation, and library exports

Spotify Bulk Actions MCP

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for bulk Spotify operations - batch playlist creation, library exports, and large-scale library management.

What makes this different from other Spotify MCPs?

• Confidence scoring - Batch searches return HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW confidence for each match
• Human-in-the-loop - Uncertain matches are exported for review, then re-imported
• Bulk operations - Handle 500+ songs efficiently with rate limiting built-in
• Library exports - Export your complete library data
• Podcast playlist focused - Built specifically for importing song lists from podcast show notes

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Support This Project

Made cause I can't not have headphones on, support my 80k+ pocast subscriptions.

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Listed On

Directory	Link
PyPI	pypi.org/project/spotify-bulk-actions-mcp
mcp.so	mcp.so/server/spotify-bulk-actions-mcp
awesome-mcp-servers	PR #1541 (pending)

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Projects I've Built With This

Project	Description	Links
recordOS	Which albums do you love most? A visual album collection app	Live · Repo
Festival Navigator	Navigate multi-day festivals with friends	Repo

Playlists Maintained With This MCP

Coming soon: Switched On Pop, This American Life, and more podcast playlists

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What This Does

Library Analysis:

• Get all your followed artists
• Get all saved/liked songs (handles libraries up to 10k songs)
• Find unique artists from your library ranked by song count
• Find albums where you have 6+ saved songs (great for vinyl shopping!)
• Export your complete library summary

Bulk Playlist Creation:

• Import song lists from CSV files (for podcast playlists, etc.)
• Batch search with confidence scoring (HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW)
• Automatic handling of uncertain matches for human review
• Create playlists from search results

Quick Start

1. Prerequisites

• Python 3.10+
• A Spotify account
• Spotify Developer credentials (get them here)

2. Clone & Setup

# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/khglynn/spotify-bulk-actions-mcp.git
cd spotify-bulk-actions-mcp

# Install (creates CLI command)
pip install -e .

# Copy env example and add your credentials
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env with your SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID and SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET

Also on PyPI: pip install spotify-bulk-actions-mcp - but you'll still need local .env and auth setup.

3. Authenticate with Spotify (One-Time)

This opens a browser for you to log in:

python setup_auth.py

After login, your token is saved locally in .spotify_cache/.

4. Test It Works

source venv/bin/activate
python -c "from src.utils.auth import is_authenticated; print('Auth OK!' if is_authenticated() else 'Not authenticated')"

5. Connect to Claude Code

Add this to your Claude Code settings (~/.claude/settings.local.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "spotify": {
      "command": "/path/to/spotify-bulk-actions-mcp/venv/bin/python",
      "args": ["/path/to/spotify-bulk-actions-mcp/src/server.py"]
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Code after adding this.

Available Tools (18)

Library Analysis

Tool	Description
check_auth_status	Verify Spotify auth is working
get_followed_artists	Get all artists you follow
get_saved_tracks	Get all your liked songs
get_library_artists	Artists from saved songs, ranked by count
get_albums_by_song_count	Albums with N+ saved songs
export_library_summary	Complete library export

Search

Tool	Description
search_track	Search for a single track
search_track_fuzzy	Broader search when exact fails
batch_search_tracks	Search many tracks with confidence scores
get_track_preview_url	Get 30-second preview URL

Playlists

Tool	Description
create_playlist	Create a new playlist
add_tracks_to_playlist	Add tracks to existing playlist
import_and_create_playlist	Full CSV → playlist workflow
create_playlist_from_search_results	Create from batch search
add_reviewed_tracks	Add reviewed/corrected tracks
get_playlist_info	Get playlist details

Utilities

Tool	Description
parse_song_list_csv	Validate a song CSV
export_review_csv	Export uncertain matches for review

Example Workflows

Get Your Library Stats

Ask Claude:

"What artists do I have the most saved songs from?"

Claude will use get_library_artists and show you.

Find Albums for Vinyl

Ask Claude:

"Find albums where I have 6 or more saved songs"

Claude will use get_albums_by_song_count with min_songs=6.

Create Playlist from Song List

1. Create a CSV file:

title,artist
Bohemian Rhapsody,Queen
Hotel California,Eagles
Billie Jean,Michael Jackson

2. Ask Claude:

"Create a playlist called 'My Mix' from this CSV: [paste CSV]"

Claude will:

1. Parse the CSV
2. Search each song with confidence scoring
3. Create the playlist with high-confidence matches
4. Show you uncertain matches to review

Bulk Podcast Playlist

For large lists (500+ songs):

1. Ask Claude to use batch_search_tracks with your song list
2. Review the results (HIGH goes in automatically)
3. Use export_review_csv to get uncertain matches
4. Review/correct in a spreadsheet
5. Use add_reviewed_tracks to add your corrections

Rate Limits

The server handles Spotify's rate limits automatically:

• Small delays between API calls
• Automatic retry on 429 errors
• Caching to reduce repeat calls

For 10k songs, expect the initial library fetch to take 2-3 minutes.

Files & Data

Location	Purpose
.env	Your Spotify credentials (gitignored)
.spotify_cache/	Auth tokens and cached data (gitignored)
src/server.py	Main MCP server
src/tools/	Tool implementations

Troubleshooting

"Not authenticated" error:

python setup_auth.py

Rate limit errors: Wait a few minutes and try again. The server will auto-retry.

Token expired: The server auto-refreshes tokens. If issues persist, re-run setup_auth.py.

Security Notes

• Your credentials are in .env (gitignored, never committed)
• Auth tokens are stored locally in .spotify_cache/
• Never share your .env or token files
• If credentials are exposed, rotate them in Spotify Dashboard

License

MIT

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