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Rime hosts a first-party Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at mcp.rime.ai. Connect it to Claude, OpenAI Codex, your IDE, or any MCP-compatible client to browse the voice catalog, check pronunciation coverage, preview text normalization, generate speech samples, and scaffold voice-agent integration code — all from a conversation.

Server URL

https://mcp.rime.ai
The server speaks stateless Streamable HTTP. Both the root URL and https://mcp.rime.ai/mcp serve the MCP endpoint — use whichever your client expects. See Connecting for client-by-client setup.

Tools

list_voices

List the voice catalog, filterable by model and language. No API key.

get_voice_details

Voice metadata: gender, age, accent, country, and the lang value for synthesis. No API key.

check_dictionary

Find words not in Rime’s pronunciation dictionary.

normalize_text

Preview exactly what the TTS model will speak.

synthesize_speech

Generate an MP3 sample with an inline audio player.

generate_integration

Emit ready-to-run Pipecat or LiveKit code. No API key.

Learn more

Connecting

Set up Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex, and other MCP clients

Authentication

Per-request API keys, accepted headers, and which tools work without one

Playing audio

How synthesized samples reach your speakers in UI and terminal hosts

Starter prompts

Optional shortcuts surfaced by clients that support MCP prompts
The MCP server is built for exploration and prototyping — it generates complete audio samples rather than streaming. For production voice agents, use the streaming APIs directly, or ask generate_integration for working Pipecat or LiveKit starter code.