A full-featured Spotify CLI with 30+ commands. Play music, manage queues, discover tracks — and CI rejects your code if you weren't listening to music when you wrote it.
Play, pause, skip, volume, shuffle, repeat. Full control over Spotify without leaving the terminal.
AI-friendly search, mood queues, and autopilot presets (chill, flow, hype, focus, party, upbeat, melancholy, ambient, workout, sleep) powered by your listening history.
Add tracks, view upcoming songs, and auto-fill your queue using Spotify's recommendation engine.
A visual TUI player with progress bar, album art, and keyboard controls. Like Spotify, but in your terminal.
Background playback with spotifyd, macOS media key integration, and Control Center sync via nowplaying.
Every commit must include the song you were listening to. CI enforces it. No music, no merge.
# Install globally composer global require the-shit/music # Set up Spotify credentials spotify setup # Authenticate spotify login # Play something spotify play "Killing In the Name" # See what's playing spotify current # Launch interactive player spotify player
This is the-shit/music — a Spotify CLI built on Laravel Zero. It controls your music from the terminal — play, pause, skip, queue, discover, the whole thing.
But here's the thing: every commit must include the Spotify track you were listening to when you wrote the code.
A git hook auto-injects the currently playing song into your commit message. CI runs a vibe check on every push. No track URL? Rejected. No exceptions. Merge commits get a pass because even we aren't that unhinged.
The result is the vibes page — a living soundtrack of the entire codebase, auto-generated after every commit. You're looking at every song that was playing when every line of code was written.