mcp-tts-server

what is mcp-tts-server?

The mcp-tts-server is a Text-to-Speech (TTS) server that utilizes the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and the Groq API to generate lifelike audio from text input.

how to use mcp-tts-server?

To use the mcp-tts-server, install the dependencies using bun install, set your Groq API key as an environment variable, and run the server using the provided MCP client configuration.

key features of mcp-tts-server?

• Implements an MCP server for TTS functionality.
• Connects to the Groq API for generating audio from text.
• Supports multiple audio output formats (wav, mp3, aac, opus, flac).
• Provides a generate_speech tool accessible via the MCP protocol.
• Optionally plays generated audio directly on the server using @tropicbliss/symphonia.

use cases of mcp-tts-server?

1. Converting written content into spoken audio for accessibility.
2. Integrating TTS functionality into applications for enhanced user experience.
3. Generating audio for educational content or audiobooks.

FAQ from mcp-tts-server?

• What is required to run the mcp-tts-server?

You need to have a Groq API key and the Bun JavaScript runtime installed.

• Can I use the server for different audio formats?

Yes! The server supports multiple audio formats including wav, mp3, aac, opus, and flac.

• Is there a command-line interface available?

Yes! The project includes a command-line interface to run the MCP server over stdio.