Play Sound FAQs

Question 1

How do I specify which sound file Play Sound should play?

Accepted Answer

You can specify the desired sound file by passing its name as the first argument when launching the `play-sound-mcp-server`. For example, `node build/index.js alert.mp3`. If no argument is provided, it defaults to playing `sound.mp3`.

Question 2

Where should custom sound files be placed for Play Sound to access them?

Accepted Answer

All custom sound files that you wish to play using Play Sound must be located within the `sounds/` directory relative to the server's executable path.

Question 3

Is Play Sound compatible with all operating systems?

Accepted Answer

No, Play Sound is specifically designed for and only works on macOS environments. It utilizes the `afplay` command, which is exclusive to macOS for audio playback.

Question 4

What is Play Sound?

Accepted Answer

Play Sound is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server tool designed for developers to play specified local sound files directly from an MCP client, useful for custom alerts or notifications within their workflow.

Question 5

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

Accepted Answer

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a framework that allows language models (like AI assistants) to interact with external tools and services, enabling them to perform actions, retrieve information, and integrate with a broader ecosystem. Play Sound functions as such an external tool.

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