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Enables MCP-capable chat clients to synthesize speech from text, convert it with a local RVC voice model, and render the result in an inline audio player.

Enables text-to-speech functionality on macOS using the say command, offering extensive control over speech parameters like voice, rate, volume, and pitch for a customizable auditory experience.

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

Facilitates direct speech generation using Claude for multiple languages and emotions, integrating with a Zonos TTS setup via the Model Context Protocol.

Enables voice conversations and screen capture for AI agents via MCP-compatible clients, using Pipecat for speech-to-text and text-to-speech, with support for browser, WebRTC, and phone transport.

Enables assistants to open scripts in a centered, multilingual reader with direct paste, locale-aware word tracking, manual sentence navigation, pause/auto-scroll, and optional browser or OpenAI speech recognition.

Enables AI assistants to convert text to high-quality speech audio using MeloTTS. Automatically splits long texts into segments, generates WAV files, and merges them using ffmpeg with support for multiple languages and customizable speech parameters.

Enables MCP clients to speak text aloud on macOS using the built-in say command, with no external speech API or keys, and to list available voices and control rate or voice selection. Requests from multiple client threads share a single FIFO playback worker, so speech plays one item at a time and can be inspected, stopped, or muted in hold or discard mode.

Enables Alexa+ and other voice agents to tell personalized, feelings-aware bedtime stories using a child's saved hero profile, with interactive choices, timed wind-down stories, and optional MP3 narration.

Creates short videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and a REST API.

Enables coding agents to hold spoken conversations by exposing speech-to-text and text-to-speech tools over MCP, routing them to a local daemon that drives a Chrome window using on-device speech recognition and Piper synthesis. It supports listening, speaking, and reading files aloud within a Claude Code plugin or an MCP gateway.

Local MCP server for neural text-to-speech using Kokoro ONNX engine on CPU, supporting SSML tags, multiple voice profiles, and zero-GPU operation for low-latency speech synthesis.

A Model Context Protocol server that wraps Volcengine's Text-to-Speech API, allowing users to generate speech from text using natural language parameters for customizing voice type, emotion, and speed.

An MCP server for AI voice synthesis with an inline audio player, allowing users to give their AI assistant a custom cloned voice using DashScope or ElevenLabs.

Enables AI agents and applications to send audio notifications with text-to-speech, message streaming, agent-to-agent conversations, and web push notifications through a persistent message store and MCP integration.

Enables AI clients to convert text into spoken MP3 audio by calling a local voice gateway that renders it with the Eleven v4 model and delivers the result to either a local web playback list or a fixed Telegram chat. It also returns short clips as inline MCP audio content blocks for clients that support embedded playback.

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 text-to-speech synthesis using VOICEVOX Web API with customizable speaker selection. Features a specialized tool for generating speech as Asuka Langley from Evangelion and provides access to available speaker lists.

A server that enables real-time checking and automated correction suggestions for Japanese technical documents using textlint's linting capabilities.

Creates a complete promotional campaign kit from a short brief using web research, images, voiceovers, and evaluation.