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    An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides seamless integration between Fish Audio's Text-to-Speech API and LLMs like Claude, enabling natural language-driven speech synthesis.
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    Enables podcast producers and agents to manage multitrack projects, run per-track transcription, perform transcript-driven edits, process audio via FFmpeg, and inspect a read-only DAW timeline over MCP.
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    Enables MCP clients to place real phone calls to businesses in the US and Canada, navigating phone menus, waiting on hold, asking the agent mid-call for information, and returning structured answers with transcripts. Supports booking, quotes, cancellations, and multi-business calls in parallel.
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    Enables small online store owners to run a Shopify or WooCommerce shop by voice through Alexa+, answering questions about sales and stock while executing confirmation-gated actions like shipping orders or drafting supplier messages. Destructive or large-impact writes require a spoken code and are recorded in an audit log.
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    Enables chat-driven audio analysis and enhancement using local Claude, including denoising, EQ, compression, and loudness normalization, with an A/B viewer for synchronized comparison.
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    Enables AI assistants to summarize, take notes on, and answer questions about YouTube, Bilibili, and Xiaohongshu videos by providing subtitles and local speech transcription with timestamps via MCP.
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    Serves a single set of typed, validated tool definitions to MCP clients over stdio, letting them perform real actions through one controlled executor. The same definitions power a speech-driven OpenAI tool-calling agent, so voice and MCP clients share identical, validated capabilities.
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    Turns a single XState-compatible finite state machine config into a voice-driven MCP surface, generating one tool per event and a resource exposing the current state, context, and available actions. Lets voice assistants and other MCP clients drive stateful conversations and workflows from one source of truth, with guards enforced at call time and state prompts used as spoken replies.
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    A local MCP server that turns any text into narration, voice-overs, dialogues, audiobook chapters and per-shot video clips as MP3/WAV files — with emotions, acting modes, inline cues, presets and subtitles — driven by a ChatGPT sign-in rather than an API key. It also exposes tools for inspecting audio (timings, pace, pitch, waveform), transcribing recordings, listing and favouring voices, saving pronunciation presets, and checking sign-in status.
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    A stdio MCP server that lets Claude Code sessions be driven directly from WhatsApp chats, with bidirectional messaging and media, voice-note transcription, pairing-code access control, per-group personalities, and emoji-reaction approval of tool requests. It supports both linked-device pairing for personal numbers and the official WhatsApp Cloud API for business DMs, and can also be run by other MCP clients on a poll-based basis.
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    Enables Claude Code sessions to be driven from WhatsApp, with bidirectional messaging, media and voice-note transcription, per-group personalities, and tool-permission approval via emoji reactions. Access is gated by pairing codes and allowlists, and it runs as a plain stdio MCP server using either a linked-device pairing or the official Cloud API.
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