Save to Spotify

Spotify's own plugin for making personal audio episodes with your agent. Describe what you want in plain English: the agent gathers the content, writes the script, narrates it with a voice engine you choose and saves the finished episode to your Spotify Library, with chapters, in-player images and links, and a cover image. What you can make - Morning briefing: your calendar, tasks and overnight repo activity as a short daily brief - Deep dive: a topic, article or PDF turned into a personal audio explainer - Meeting recap: a transcript turned into a short summary with action items - Travel guide: a private audio itinerary for your next trip - News roundup: the newsletters, feeds and sites you follow, as a daily roundup - Bedtime and sleep stories, and language practice What its skills do - save-to-spotify: agrees a plan and chapter outline with you, writes and checks the script, produces the audio, adds a timeline of chapters plus images, links and Spotify cards that show while it plays, makes a cover image and saves the episode to one of your shows - It also saves audio you already have (lectures, voice memos, talks) and manages your shows and episodes - configure-chapter-skip: only when you ask for it, makes a show's skip buttons jump between chapters instead of 15 seconds How it connects The skills drive Spotify's save-to-spotify command-line tool, which the agent installs from saveto.spotify.com once you agree. In Claude Code, add it with /plugin marketplace add spotify/save-to-spotify, then /plugin install save-to-spotify@save-to-spotify. Sign-in is a one-time Spotify login in your browser, or a link you open on another device for remote machines; the tool keeps the token fresh. It doesn't make speech itself, so bring a voice engine: Kokoro (free and local), or OpenAI TTS or ElevenLabs with your own API key. It uses ffmpeg to put the audio together. Good to know - Episodes are saved privately to your Spotify Library: only you can see them, and they can't be shared. - It asks before installing anything, and waits for you to confirm the plan before making audio. - It only reads its sources: it never posts, likes or changes anything on them.

• “Make me a daily briefing from my Google Calendar, GitHub notifications and Linear tasks.”

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• “Deep dive into this article: https://example.com/interesting-post”

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• “Here's the transcript from today's standup. Make me a recap.”

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• “I'm going to Lisbon next week for 4 days. Make me a travel guide.”

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• “A sleep story about a lighthouse keeper on a calm autumn night.”

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• “Spanish practice for a beginner: ordering food and asking directions.”