gemini-tts-mcp

gemini-tts-mcp

Multi-key Gemini TTS MCP server with automatic API key rotation, model fallback, and 30 multilingual voices. Enables text-to-speech generation through MCP tools.

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Gemini TTS MCP

Multi-key Gemini TTS server (MCP) with automatic API key rotation and model fallback.

No baked-in voice, accent, or persona — all parameters are explicit.

Features

  • 🔄 Key rotation — pool of Gemini API keys; auto-rotates on quota/error
  • 📉 Model fallback — tries gemini-3.1-flash-tts-previewgemini-2.5-flash-preview-tts
  • 🗣️ 30 voices — full catalog with gender, tone, and description
  • 🔍 Filter by gender/tonelist_voices(male/female) or by tone name
  • 🎚️ Pitch controlpitch_factor parameter (ffmpeg-based)
  • 🌐 Multilingual — any voice speaks the language of your input text
  • 🧩 MCP-native — register in any MCP host (Claude Desktop, Hermes Agent, etc.)

Quick Start

1. Install

⚠️ Note: This project is not on PyPI yet. The commands below install dependencies (mcp SDK + google-genai). You also need the source code.

Option A — Clone the repo (recommended):

git clone https://github.com/alarconcesar/gemini-tts-mcp.git
cd gemini-tts-mcp
pip install mcp google-genai

Option B — From anywhere (source must be in PYTHONPATH):

pip install mcp google-genai
# then clone & run from the repo directory

2. Set up API keys

Create ~/.gemini-tts-mcp/keys.json:

["AIzaSy...key1", "AIzaSy...key2"]

Or set an env var: export GEMINI_API_KEY="AIzaSy...your_key"

3. Run (from the repo directory)

cd gemini-tts-mcp
python -m gemini_tts_mcp.server

4. Register in any MCP host

Hermes Agent (~/.hermes/config.yaml):

mcp_servers:
  gemini-tts:
    command: "python"
    args: ["-m", "gemini_tts_mcp.server"]

Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gemini-tts": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": ["-m", "gemini_tts_mcp.server"]
    }
  }
}

Tools

Tool Description
generate_speech Text → WAV file
list_voices Browse all 30 voices (filter by gender/tone)
list_voices_by_gender Shortcut: voice "male" or voice "female"
reload_keys Refresh API key pool from disk/env
pool_status Check how many keys are configured

generate_speech parameters

Param Default Description
text (required) Text to vocalize
voice_name Puck Any of the 30 voices
style_instruction "" Speaking style e.g. "softly", "cheerfully", "in a calm tone"
pitch_factor 1.0 >1 = higher pitch, <1 = lower
model null Override model (auto fallback if omitted)
output_path null Custom WAV path

Voice Catalog

All 30 voices are multilingual — any voice speaks the language of your input text.

Female voices (16):

Voice Tone Description
Achernar Soft Gentle, mellow tone
Aoede Breezy Casual, relaxed delivery
Autonoe Bright Clear, vibrant expression
Callirrhoe Easy-going Laid-back, comfortable style
Despina Smooth Refined, elegant tone
Erinome Clear Crisp, distinct articulation
Gacrux Mature Experienced, seasoned quality
Kore Firm Assertive, confident delivery
Laomedeia Upbeat Positive, energetic style
Leda Youthful Young-sounding, fresh voice
Pulcherrima Forward Direct, straightforward style
Sterope Forward Bold, direct presentation
Sulafat Warm Comforting, affectionate quality
Vindemiatrix Gentle Soft, kind delivery
Zephyr Bright High energy, clear articulation

Male voices (15):

Voice Tone Description
Achird Friendly Warm, approachable tone
Algieba Smooth Polished, fluid delivery
Algenib Gravelly Rough, textured quality
Alnilam Firm Steady, resolute delivery
Charon Informative Educational, explanatory style
Enceladus Breathy Soft, airy quality
Fenrir Excitable Energetic, animated expression
Iapetus Clear Precise, well-articulated
Orus Firm Strong, authoritative tone
Puck Upbeat Cheerful, enthusiastic tone
Rasalgethi Informative Educational, instructive
Sadachbia Lively Energetic, spirited expression
Sadaltager Knowledgeable Expert, well-informed tone
Schedar Even Balanced, consistent tone
Umbriel Easy-going Relaxed, conversational
Zubenelgenubi Casual Informal, conversational

Key management

Keys are loaded from ~/.gemini-tts-mcp/keys.json (a JSON array of strings), with env var fallback. The server rotates through the pool on each request, skipping failed keys per model. If all keys fail on one model, it falls back to the next model.

Use reload_keys() to refresh without restarting.

Security

  • API keys never leave your machine — the MCP server runs locally
  • .gitignore excludes keys.json
  • keys.json.example provided as a template

License

MIT

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