"How to interact with Ghost.org blogging platform" matching MCP servers:

Enables converting text to speech audio in 20+ languages, returning base64-encoded MP3 output via Google TTS with x402 micropayment-based pay-per-call access.

Text-to-speech MCP server that enables AI assistants to read text aloud on the user's computer using Windows SAPI, with no API key or cloud service required.

This MCP server enables Claude to speak summaries, announcements, and explanations aloud using text-to-speech — right from your terminal.

Enables text-to-speech conversion using Google Translate's TTS, supporting many languages and accents, and saving MP3 files.

Enables users to convert text into high-quality audio by accessing the OpenAI Text-to-Speech API. It supports customizable model selection and voice options for synthesized speech generation via the MCP protocol.

Enables agents to convert text to speech using OpenAI's TTS models with voice selection, delivery instructions, and queue-based audio playback. Supports both blocking and non-blocking modes for flexible audio generation and playback control.

Integrates ElevenLabs Text-to-Speech capabilities with Cursor through the Model Context Protocol, allowing users to convert text to speech with selectable voices within the Cursor editor.

An MCP server that enables voice-to-voice AI conversations using ElevenLabs for speech synthesis and recognition, with tools for voice management, text-to-speech, and speech-to-text.

A server that generates MP3 audio files from text using Kokoro TTS technology with optional S3 upload capabilities.

Enables MCP clients such as Claude to generate spoken audio locally, narrating English with Kokoro and Malayalam with IndicF5, Parler-TTS, Piper or MMS, including cloned Malayalam voices, pronunciation lexicons, and number/currency expansion. Outputs loudness-normalised WAV or MP3 and runs long narrations through a pollable job queue so tool calls never time out.

Enables MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor to interact with MiniMax APIs for generating speech, cloning voices, creating videos, and generating images.

A Node.js server that enables AI assistants to interact with Bouyomi-chan's text-to-speech functionality through Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing for voice reading of text with adjustable parameters.

Provides text-to-speech capabilities through the Model Context Protocol, allowing applications to easily integrate speech synthesis with customizable voices, adjustable speech speed, and cross-platform audio playback support.

Enables AI agents to narrate internal thoughts, announce tool actions, and speak final responses aloud through local cross-platform text-to-speech. It exposes dedicated audio tools over stdio JSON-RPC for MCP-compatible clients.

Official ElevenLabs Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with Text to Speech and audio processing APIs, allowing them to generate speech, clone voices, transcribe audio, and create soundscapes.

Enables creators to generate short-video voiceover scripts with platform-adapted hooks, key points, and closings, search a golden-quote library, split copy into subtitle lines with estimated timelines, get topic suggestions, and turn a topic into TTS audio plus SRT subtitles in one command. Runs fully locally and offline as part of a Chinese content-creation MCP suite.

An MCP server that integrates with Daisys AI platform to enable audio processing tasks, such as recording, transcription, or generation, through natural language commands.

Enables text-to-speech and speech-to-text through MCP tools, using Groq's free hosted endpoints when configured and falling back to fully local keyless models otherwise. Also provides voice listing and provider health checks.

MCP server that enables AI agents to place real Telegram voice calls and speak a message aloud via TTS, with configurable repeats and call handling.

Enables coding agents to turn explanations of code, pull requests, or concepts into narrated slide walkthroughs voiced locally with Kokoro, returning a link that starts playing in about a second while the remaining slides are still being written. Slides are grounded in real files and git history, checked for errors, and exportable as static folders with captions.