SonaPrompt

Let ChatGPT or Claude search a real music catalogue and send you tracks you can actually play. They already know music. This gives them the parts they can't do on their own: confirming a song exists, and putting it somewhere you can hear it.

Server URL— paste this into your assistant's connector settings.

Two tiers, and you pick at connect time.

- Search a real music catalogue
- 30-second previews you can play
- Open any track in Spotify or YouTube Music

With an Apple Music subscription you also get:

- Read your playlists, so it never suggests what you already have
- Add songs to your playlists

Without a subscription you still get everything in the first list, and the preview page works whatever you stream on. You can connect Apple Music later by reconnecting.

Once it's connected, the conversation goes like this:

- "Find me instrumental post-rock that builds slowly, nothing after 2010."
- "What's in my Morning Run playlist?"
- "Add three songs that fit it, but nothing already in there."
- "Make me a playlist for a rainy Sunday and put eight tracks in it."

The assistant reads the playlist first, so it won't suggest songs you already have. Every song it names is resolved against the real Apple Music catalogue, so an invented track fails to resolve rather than reaching you. And it hands back a page where you can hear 30-second previews of everything before you commit to adding it.
- Settings, thenConnectors, then add a connector by URL.
- Pastehttps://sonaprompt.com/mcp, then authorise with Apple Music when prompted.

Custom connectors are not available on every ChatGPT plan. If you don't see the option, that's why.

claude mcp add --transport http sonaprompt https://sonaprompt.com/mcp

Then run/mcpinside Claude Code and authenticate.

Any client that speaks MCP over streamable HTTP with OAuth will work. Discovery is standard:

GET https://sonaprompt.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp { "resource": "https://sonaprompt.com/mcp", "authorization_servers": ["https://sonaprompt.com/"], "scopes_supported": ["playlists:read", "playlists:write"], "resource_name": "Apple Music" }

Dynamic client registration is supported, so there is nothing to register by hand.

- search_catalog— search the catalogue. Confirms a song is real and returns its id.
- preview_links— turns a list of songs into one page of 30-second previews you can play.

- list_playlists— your Apple Music playlists.
- get_playlist_tracks— every song already in one of them. This is what stops duplicate suggestions.
- add_tracks— adds songs to a playlist, or creates a new one. Songs already there are skipped.

Four of the five are read-only.add_tracksis the only one that writes, and your assistant will ask you to confirm before it runs. If you connect without Apple Music, the last three aren't registered at all, so your assistant can't offer you something it can't do.

The connection is scoped toplaylists:readandplaylists:write. In practice:

- It canlist your playlists, read what's in them, create a playlist, and add songs.
- It can'tdelete a playlist, remove a song, rename anything, or play music.
- It never seesyour Apple ID or your password. Apple's sign-in happens on Apple's page.

Your Apple Music user token is encrypted at rest and used only to serve your own requests. Revoke it whenever you like fromthe connection pageor by removing the connector in your assistant. SeePrivacyfor the detail.

If you'd rather call it from your own code than from an assistant,the APItakes a plain-language description and returns real tracks. One endpoint, one key.

Cross-platform music link resolution for AI agents. Connects Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI agents to trusted music data via the Model Context Protocol.