Verbatik Launches Voice Tools for MCP-Compatible Assistants

LONDON, July 16, 2026

New server connects 2,700+ voices and instant voice cloning to supported AI assistants

Verbatik Technologies Limited today announced the launch of its text-to-speech Model Context Protocol server, connecting the company’s voice-generation tools directly with supported AI assistants and development environments.

The MCP server provides access to more than 2,700 neural voices in over 50 languages, along with instant voice cloning and audio-generation tools. It is designed to work with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Kiro, and other assistants that support the Model Context Protocol.

The Model Context Protocol, or MCP, is an open standard that enables AI assistants to interact with external tools and services. Through Verbatik’s server, users can generate audio within an assistant-based workflow without manually copying text into a separate text-to-speech application, downloading the resulting file, and transferring it between platforms.

For example, a user can instruct a supported assistant to generate an audio version of a blog post using a selected language and voice. The server processes the request and returns a shareable audio URL.

“We made voice a native capability of the agent itself,” said Lucian Deleu, co-founder of Verbatik. “Once connected, an assistant can narrate, clone, translate, and produce audio while checking the estimated cost before a job is processed.”

Nine MCP-Accessible Voice Tools

The server exposes nine tools that compatible assistants can identify and use. These tools include access to Verbatik’s voice library, text-to-speech generation for up to 50,000 characters, and support for Speech Synthesis Markup Language.

The platform also supports AI voice cloning from a 10-second audio sample. Cloned-voice speech can be adjusted using seven emotional settings, along with controls for speed, pitch, and natural interjections.

Additional tools support voice-library management, account-balance checks, and cost estimates for individual generation jobs.

The same capabilities remain available through Verbatik’s text-to-speech application programming interface for development teams building voice features outside an assistant-based environment.

Designed for Multi-Step AI Workflows

Because the tools can operate together, supported assistants can complete multi-step audio workflows. An assistant can read a document, identify an appropriate voice, generate narration, and return the completed audio file within the same process.

The tools can also support multilingual workflows. A script may be translated into languages such as French, Spanish, and Japanese before each version is generated using an available voice for that language.

Before processing larger projects, such as a batch of 50 articles, the assistant can check the account balance and calculate an estimated total cost.

The MCP server uses Streamable HTTP and offers two authentication options: per-client API keys and OAuth 2.1 with Proof Key for Code Exchange and token rotation.

According to Verbatik, the connection process is designed to take less than one minute across supported clients.

Initial setup is available without charge. Verbatik also provides complimentary starting credits and does not require a credit card for initial access.

About Verbatik

Verbatik Technologies Limited is a London-based artificial intelligence company that develops tools for AI-generated voice, video, music, and images. The company serves more than 150,000 creators, developers, and businesses through its web dashboard, desktop and iOS applications, developer API, and MCP server.

Additional information is available at https://verbatik.com/.

Media Contact:
Lucian Deleu, Co-Founder
Verbatik Technologies Limited
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://verbatik.com/

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