List saved tracks in a connected Cognitum Music account, newest first, with titles, durations, IDs, processing status, and audio links. Find tracks by part of their title and obtain the IDs needed for subsequent music tasks.
List the account's saved music productions with metadata and audio_url
music-list lists tracks saved in a connected Cognitum Music account, newest first. It displays each track's title, duration, and production id, along with whether processing for separate audio parts (stems), MIDI, and mastering has been completed. You can also search using part of a title, without distinguishing between uppercase and lowercase letters.
Use it to review your saved tracks or find a track whose name you know but whose ID you do not. It also provides the IDs needed for subsequent tasks such as music-get or music-stems. The skill may add records of tracks created outside the current session, such as through the web dashboard, to the memory cache.
A connected Cognitum Music account and the MCP tool for retrieving the list are required. Results contain metadata and an audio_url, but no audio data. Retrieving the audio requires a separate authenticated GET request.
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Surfaces every production in the connected Cognitum Music account.
The user asks what tracks exist, wants to find a track by title, or you need a production id for music-get/music-stems/music-midi/music-master and don't already have it.
mcp__cogmusic__list_productions({}) — no arguments.created_at_unix descending (the API already returns them this way): title, duration, id, and which processing steps have run (has_stems/has_midi/has_mastered).title (case-insensitive substring) rather than asking them to know the id up front.music-productions memory cache for any entries not already stored there (see music-generate's caching step) — useful after a production was created outside this session (e.g. from the web dashboard).This never returns audio bytes — only metadata plus each production's audio_url for a follow-up authenticated GET. See ADR-0001.
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