Zonos TTS MCP Integration
by PhialsBasement
This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration for Zonos TTS, enabling Claude to directly generate speech. It allows Claude to utilize Zonos TTS for text-to-speech functionality.
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What is Zonos TTS MCP Integration?
Zonos TTS MCP Integration is a server that connects Claude (via the Model Context Protocol) to the Zonos TTS API, allowing Claude to generate speech directly from text.
How to use Zonos TTS MCP Integration?
The integration can be installed automatically via Smithery or manually by installing dependencies, configuring PulseAudio, building the MCP server, and adding it to Claude's configuration file. Once configured, Claude can use the speak_response tool with specified text, language, and emotion.
Key features of Zonos TTS MCP Integration
Text-to-speech through Claude
Multiple emotions support
Multi-language support
Proper audio playback through PulseAudio
Use cases of Zonos TTS MCP Integration
Generating spoken responses from Claude
Adding voice to Claude interactions
Creating more immersive chatbot experiences
Providing audio feedback in Claude applications
FAQ from Zonos TTS MCP Integration
What is Zonos TTS?
What is Zonos TTS?
Zonos TTS is a text-to-speech API implementation by PhialsBasement.
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standard for connecting language models to external tools and services.
What are the requirements for using this integration?
What are the requirements for using this integration?
You need Node.js, PulseAudio setup, a running instance of Zonos API, and a working audio output device.
How do I configure PulseAudio?
How do I configure PulseAudio?
Your PulseAudio should be properly configured for audio playback. The MCP server will automatically try to connect to your Pulse server.
Where can I find the Zonos API implementation?
Where can I find the Zonos API implementation?
You can find the Zonos API implementation at PhialsBasement/Zonos-API on GitHub.