Control Bluesound and NAD players with the blu command-line tool. Find devices, check their status, manage playback and volume, organize player groups, and search for or play TuneIn content on a selected device.
BluOS CLI (blu) for discovery, playback, grouping, and volume.
Use blu to control Bluesound and NAD players through commands. Select a player from the device list, check its status, start or pause playback, stop it, or set the volume. You can also inspect player groups, add or remove devices, and search for and play TuneIn content.
This skill helps when you want an agent to check a player or handle playback and volume changes together. It also supports choosing a particular player among several devices and changing how those players are grouped. When a script needs to work with the results, use the output provided by --json.
The blu command is required. The documentation provides an installation method using Go. The target is selected in this order: --device, the BLU_DEVICE environment variable, then a configured default. Confirm the target device before changing playback.
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Use blu to control Bluesound/NAD players.
Quick start
blu devices (pick target)blu --device <id> statusblu play|pause|stopblu volume set 15Target selection (in priority order)
--device <id|name|alias>BLU_DEVICECommon tasks
blu group status|add|removeblu tunein search "query", blu tunein play "query"Prefer --json for scripts. Confirm the target device before changing playback.
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