Kokoro MCP Server
by NewAITees
Kokoro MCP Server is a project focused on providing a development environment for building and deploying MCP (Multi-Character Platform) tools. This guide details how to set up the development environment for the Kokoro MCP Server project.
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What is Kokoro MCP Server?
Kokoro MCP Server is a development environment for building and deploying MCP tools, likely related to AI-driven character interactions and speech synthesis.
How to use Kokoro MCP Server?
To use the Kokoro MCP Server, you need to clone the repository, install the required dependencies using uv, configure MeCab and fugashi for Japanese language processing, and then run the server in either development or production mode, potentially using Docker.
Key features of Kokoro MCP Server
Development environment setup guide
Dependency management with uv
Docker-based deployment
Support for mock TTS engines
Comprehensive testing environment
Use cases of Kokoro MCP Server
Developing AI-powered virtual characters
Creating speech synthesis applications
Building MCP tools for interactive experiences
Deploying AI services in a containerized environment
FAQ from Kokoro MCP Server
How do I resolve MeCab related errors?
How do I resolve MeCab related errors?
Check the path to your mecabrc file and ensure it's correctly set in your environment variables or create a symbolic link to the correct location.
What if I encounter errors with fugashi and unidic?
What if I encounter errors with fugashi and unidic?
Try uninstalling and reinstalling fugashi, ipadic, and unidic-lite using uv pip.
How can I enable debug logging?
How can I enable debug logging?
Run the server with the --log-level debug flag.
How do I run the server in mock mode?
How do I run the server in mock mode?
Set the MOCK_TTS environment variable to true when running the server.
What environment variables can I use to configure the server?
What environment variables can I use to configure the server?
You can use OPENAI_API_KEY, CLAUDE_API_KEY, LOG_LEVEL, MOCK_TTS, and PORT to customize the server's behavior.