Say FAQs

Question 1

How do I configure Say to use ElevenLabs?

Accepted Answer

To use the ElevenLabs API, you need to set the `ELEVENLABS_API_KEY` environment variable in your MCP server configuration. See the example in the documentation for details.

Question 2

What integrations does Say offer?

Accepted Answer

Say seamlessly integrates with Claude Desktop and Cursor IDE, allowing you to add text-to-speech functionality to these environments.  It also supports any application that can communicate via the MCP protocol.

Question 3

What are the benefits of using Say?

Accepted Answer

Say allows developers to quickly and easily add text-to-speech functionality to applications without needing to directly manage TTS engines or APIs. It offers both local (macOS 'say') and cloud-based (ElevenLabs) options, giving developers flexibility.

Question 4

How does Say work?

Accepted Answer

Say registers as an MCP server and exposes two tools: 'say' (using the macOS 'say' command for local TTS) and 'elevenlabs' (using the ElevenLabs API for cloud-based TTS). Applications can call these tools via MCP to convert text to speech.

Question 5

What is Say?

Accepted Answer

Say is a developer tool that enables text-to-speech (TTS) capabilities for applications using the MCP (Message Communication Protocol). It acts as an MCP server, providing 'say' and 'elevenlabs' tools to other applications.

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