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- “What’s on my iPod, and how full is it?”
- “Put all my Weezer on the iPod.”
- “Sync my road-trip playlist to the iPod, then eject it.”
add_artist_to_ipod
Push every track by an artist to the iPod’s library, no playlist artifact.
Artist name (exact match, case-sensitive).
add_tracks_to_ipod
Push specific tracks to the iPod’s library WITHOUT creating a playlist on the device. Tracks land in the main library and are browsable by artist/album.
Absolute paths (from the indexed library) of tracks to add. Use list_tracks_by_album / search_tracks to get paths. Never invent them.
eject_ipod
Safely unmount the iPod via diskutil eject. Idempotent: if the iPod is already unmounted, returns {"ejected": False, "already_unmounted": True} instead of raising. Classic iPods often auto-disconnect after a sync, so it may already be gone; that’s expected, so tell the user it’s safe to unplug.
get_ipod_contents
High-level snapshot of what’s on the iPod: capacity, used/free space, track/artist/album counts, and the top 25 artists by track count. Does NOT return the full track list. Use list_ipod_tracks to page through tracks (optionally filtered by artist).
list_ipod_playlists
List the playlists currently on the iPod (the ones visible under Music → Playlists on the device).
list_ipod_tracks
Paginated list of tracks on the iPod, optionally filtered by artist. Each track is the chat-friendly slice: artist, title, album, size in bytes. For the full per-track payload, use the CLI.
Optional artist filter (exact match). Omit to page through all tracks.
Max tracks to return.
Pagination offset (0 = first page).
remove_artist_from_ipod
Drop every track by an artist from the iPod, in one shot.
Artist name to drop from the iPod. Matched via canonical lead-artist rollup (album_artist-first), so e.g. removing ‘Taylor Swift’ also drops ‘Taylor Swift / HAIM’ tracks.
remove_ipod_playlist
Remove a playlist from the iPod (Music → Playlists). The playlist’s tracks are NOT deleted. They stay in the iPod’s main library, browsable by artist/album. Only the playlist artifact goes away.
Name of the iPod playlist to remove.
remove_tracks_from_ipod
Remove specific tracks from the iPod. Drops them from the iTunesDB AND deletes the underlying audio files from the device.
Absolute paths (from the indexed library) of tracks to remove from the iPod. Get these via list_tracks_by_album or search_tracks. Paths that aren’t on the iPod are reported back as unmatched, not an error.
sync_playlist_to_ipod
Push a saved playlist (the clickwheel-side draft) to the iPod AND create/update the corresponding playlist on the device under Music → Playlists. Copies any missing tracks first.
Saved playlist name to sync.
How to resolve a same-name playlist already on the iPod. Omit on the first call; if a conflict exists, this tool returns a structured error so you can ask the user to pick one of: ‘merge’ (combine tracks), ‘replace’ (overwrite contents), ‘rename’ (use target_name for a new playlist name).
Required when on_conflict=‘rename’. The new iPod-side playlist name to use instead of the clickwheel name.