"Information on the Theory of Evolution" matching MCP servers:

Enables MCP agents to retrieve Japanese voice presets and synthesize anime-style speech, including reference-conditioned voice cloning, using the CPU of the computer running the local Gradio app.

Enables agents to speak text and read documents aloud on the user's computer, with tools for speaking, reading, stopping playback, and saving audio.

Enables AI agents to give spoken output by synthesizing text into speech with an on-device neural model and playing it through the user's speakers, entirely offline. Agents can queue spoken summaries and stop playback on demand.

Local spoken notifications for Codex with TTS and always-on-top overlay.

A stdio MCP server that lets AI coding tools on a Mac speak text aloud through the local Speaklna text-to-speech app. It exposes four tools (speak, stop, status, voices) so agents can voice replies, halt playback, check state, and list available voices, but cannot import voices or change settings.

Text-to-speech MCP server using the Kokoro-82M model accelerated with MLX on Apple Silicon, enabling local Claude and Codex clients to speak text aloud and convert text to audio.

Enables programmatic control of Yandex smart home from LLMs: text-to-speech on Alice speakers, batch reminders, device control, and complete scenario management.

Enables remote management of HyperFrames video projects over Streamable HTTP, including project creation, file authoring, linting, validation, composition inspection, rendering, transcription, TTS, catalog access, documentation, and CLI operations.

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.

Voice interface for Claude Code: you talk, the agent listens, codes, and talks back while it works. Live speech-to-text with turn-taking, Grok/xAI voices with per-subagent personas, and a real-time HUD dashboard.

An MCP server that makes AI agents speak a brief summary of every response out loud using TTS.

Enables progress-triggered text-to-speech in Cursor Agent, with speak and stop controls and voice matching the system UI language.

Enables spoken conversations with Claude on a Mac: Claude speaks through speakers, listens to the user's natural replies, and transcribes them locally. No audio leaves the computer, and it includes tools for voice setup and a hands-free voice mode.

MCP server for the Supertone TTS API. Generate natural speech, browse and preview the voice catalog, predict synthesis cost, and create cloned voices — directly from Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client. Supports Korean, English, Japanese, and 20+ other languages, with speed, pitch, and emotion-style control.

Enables MCP clients to synthesize text into speech locally and play it through the machine's audio, with selectable voices and playback speed.

Image, video, chat and text-to-speech models (GPT Image, Gemini Image, Veo, Kling, Seedance, Claude, GPT, Gemini) behind one API key. generate_image returns a preview the model can see, and review_image has a vision model critique the result and propose a corrected prompt, so an assistant can generate, check and fix images on its own.

An MCP server that wraps the WellSaid Labs text-to-speech API, enabling Claude to generate lifelike voiceovers with voice selection, prosody control, and caption support directly from text.

Enables AI agents to perform local audio tasks such as speech synthesis, voice cloning, music and sound effect generation, and audio editing through MCP, with GPU models loaded on demand and released after idle.

Enables transcription and subtitling of Tunisian Derja mixed with French and English, speech and voiceover generation, translation, and Arabizi–Arabic script conversion inside MCP clients. It also supports speaker diarization, subtitle translation, transcript search, and audio editing.

Records narrated walkthroughs of any webapp by orchestrating Playwright, speech-mcp TTS, and FFmpeg composition.

Exposes the canonical WordCast knowledge surface — voice and TTS workflows, blog topics, FAQ, official links — to MCP-compatible AI clients. Read-only, no API keys required.

Provides text-to-speech and Telegram notification capabilities via the Model Context Protocol. Supports multiple TTS providers and Telegram messaging with optional setup web interface.

Enables an AI assistant to have its recent code actions summarized aloud through system speakers, using offline native voices or cloud neural voices. It supports asynchronous playback and voice listing so users can hear what the agent did without reading the full response.

Lets AI assistants query available voices from an OpenAI-compatible TTS service and synthesize text into audio with a chosen voice, tone, and speed, returning a public audio URL instead of Base64 data.

Enables spoken consulting case interview practice through Claude, providing real-time cases, grading on structure, analytics, judgment, and communication, and targeted practice drills.

JavaScript implementation of MiniMax MCP that enables interaction with MiniMax AI services for image generation, video generation, text-to-speech, and voice cloning through MCP-compatible clients.

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.

Enables AI coding agents to synthesize and play concise spoken summaries of their work through multiple TTS providers, including Azure, OpenRouter, OpenAI, Gemini, ElevenLabs, and local OpenAI-compatible endpoints. It also lets agents stop playback on demand and check which provider, voice, and audio bridge are currently active.

Turns a YAML script into a narrated product tour video: a real browser follows the steps with a guided focus, captions and text-to-speech, and renders an MP4. Agents can read the script format, validate a script, dry-run it against the real site and render the video.

Records a screen or region into a silent video, ingests timeline events from other tool servers, then synthesizes, aligns, and muxes narration with captions over the take.