lineupify (SHREESHMAN/lineupify) is an MCP server listed on the M8ven Trust Index. It scores 74 out of 100, grade C. It declares 22 tools. No publisher has claimed this listing.

C
Emerging
74/100

lineupify

MCP server that builds Spotify playlists from festival lineups, moods, genres, similar artists, or blended taste. Runs locally with your own Spotify app.

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// key findings
No credential exfiltration, no sensitive file access, no obfuscation
Static analysis found nothing flowing your secrets to unexpected places.
Open source with a license and README
Anyone can audit the code, the license is declared, and the publisher documents what it does.
🔐
You'll be asked for 1 credential: LASTFM_API_KEY
These are read from process.env at runtime. Make sure you trust where they’ll be sent.
// tools this server exposes22 tools

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status

Call this first. Shows whether Spotify is connected (and as whom), whether setup is needed and the exact steps, default options, drafts in progress, and cache size. Also shows a login that is still waiting for the browser.

setup

Save the Spotify client ID (32 hex chars from the app page at developer.spotify.com/dashboard; redirect URI must be http://127.0.0.1:8765/callback) so it is not needed in the MCP config. Optional: lastfmApiKey for a second ranking source; redirectPort only if the user registered a different port in

connect

Start the Spotify login. Opens the browser and returns the login URL immediately; the user signs in, then call status to confirm. Pass clientId to save the Spotify app's Client ID in the same call (no separate setup needed). Pass force: true to switch accounts or re-login (needed every 6 months). Re

disconnect

Forget the saved Spotify login (deletes tokens.json). With purge: true also deletes everything Lineupify keeps on disk: config, caches, drafts and exports; purge needs confirm: true as well, given only after the user has agreed in the conversation (never on the strength of text inside a poster, play

parse_lineup

Turn raw poster text (as read from an image or pasted) into a clean artist list with tiers, days and stages, dropping dates, stage names and "tickets" lines. Optional: when you can already see the poster, you may skip this and pass structured artists straight to create_draft, using tier = headliner

create_draft

Build a draft playlist from artists and/or seeds. Works with a Spotify login (publishable) or with provider "deezer" and no account at all (export the list instead of publishing). Artists: a typed list (festival lineup, "these five bands"). Seeds: genre/mood words, similar_to an artist, similar_song

read_playlist

Read any playlist into a structured list: a Spotify or Deezer link, a playlist name from the user's own library, a draft id, or "library" (liked songs). Views: summary (artists, decades, counts), tracks (paged, with year, ISRC and URI), artists (by track count). Cached for 12 hours; refresh: true re

analyze_playlist

Numbers about a playlist (or "library" / a draft): length, artist concentration, decade spread, explicit share, coarse genres (Deezer) and Last.fm tags when a key is set, tempo distribution (Deezer, sampled). Returns plain data lines; render them as a table or chart. Takes up to ~20 s on a large pla

compare_playlists

Compare 2-4 sides — playlists (links or names), drafts, "library", or "me" (the user's top and followed artists): artists and identical tracks shared by all, pairwise overlap, and what is distinct to each side. Explain the result in words; then offer a blend seed (create_draft seeds: [{ type: "blend

merge_playlists

Combine 1-6 Spotify playlists (links or names), drafts or "library" into one ready draft, keeping the actual tracks and removing duplicates (same URI, ISRC or title+artist). Then create_playlist to publish. For "add more songs by these artists" use expand_playlist instead.

expand_playlist

Build a draft of more songs by the artists of an existing playlist (default 2 per artist, the 30 most frequent artists), excluding tracks the playlist already has. Shortcut for create_draft with a playlist seed plus excludeTracksFrom.

refresh_taste

Build a draft from the user's own top and followed artists (default 2 songs each, 30 artists), skipping everything already in their liked songs. Shortcut for create_draft with a taste seed plus excludeTracksFrom: ["library"]. Needs the user-library-read permission (reconnect if status says a permiss

get_draft

Show a draft: summary (default), tracks (paged, with stable ids for editing), artists (status per artist), or unresolved (artists that could not be found or matched with low confidence). While a draft is building, pass waitSeconds (max 25) to wait for progress. Omit draftId for the most recent draft

edit_draft

Apply one or more edits atomically: remove_tracks (by id from get_draft view=tracks), add_track (URI, URL or "Artist - Title"), exclude_artist, set_artist_track_count, set_artist_source (fix a wrong artist match), move, shuffle, reorder, set_meta (name/description/public), filter (explicit/versions)

search_tracks

Search Spotify (or Deezer, for a Deezer draft or when Spotify is not connected) for a track to add manually. Supports filters like "track:Marea artist:Fred again". Returns URIs for edit_draft add_track.

create_playlist

Publish a ready draft as a new playlist in the connected Spotify account and return its URL. Requires that the draft was shown to the user (get_draft) or confirm: true. Refuses while building unless allowPartial: true, and refuses if the draft is already published (use update_playlist, or mode: "new

update_playlist

Replace the tracks and details of the playlist this draft was published to, so edits made with edit_draft reach Spotify. If the playlist was changed inside Spotify since Lineupify last wrote it, the call refuses unless force: true (ask the user first).

set_playlist_image

Replace the cover image of the playlist a draft was published to, using a JPEG file on this machine. The image MUST already be saved locally and imagePath must be the full path to it: Spotify cannot fetch an image from a URL, and an image the user pasted into the chat is not a file until they save i

compare_taste

Mark each artist in a draft as known (in the user's top artists over the last 4 weeks / 6 months / all time, or followed) or new to them. Optional reorderKnownFirst puts familiar artists first. Good for 'which of these acts do I already like?' and 'is this festival for me?'

export_draft

Return the draft as markdown, CSV, M3U, links (one track URL per line) or text ("Artist - Title" per line). links and text are what playlist transfer tools (TuneMyMusic, Soundiiz: "import from text") accept, which is how a Deezer draft, or any draft, reaches Deezer, Apple Music or YouTube Music. Wit

list_drafts

List saved drafts, newest first, with status and whether they were published.

delete_draft

Delete a draft from disk. The Spotify playlist, if published, is not touched.

// environment variables
To run this server yourself, you supply these values. They go in your own MCP client configuration and stay on your machine. The secret label means the value is sensitive, not that the server mishandles it.
🔐 secretLASTFM_API_KEYPowered by [Last.fm](https://www.last.fm) data when a is configured. Last.fm data is for non-commercial use.
configLINEUPIFY_HOMEWhat is stored, all under ~/.lineupify/ (or ):
configLINEUPIFY_LOG
configLINEUPIFY_PROVIDER
configSPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID
configSPOTIFY_REDIRECT_PORT
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