play-sound-mcp-server
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The MCP Play Sound Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed to provide audio playback functionality for AI agents, enabling them to play sound notifications upon task completion.
The MCP Play Sound Server is an innovative solution for AI agents requiring audio feedback capabilities. This server is designed to enhance the interaction between AI agents and users by providing auditory notifications when coding tasks are completed. Currently in its early stages, this proof of concept is primarily tested on macOS, with plans to expand support to other platforms in future iterations. The server offers a default notification sound for immediate use, while also allowing for customization with various audio file formats such as WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG, and M4A. An intelligent fallback mechanism ensures that a default sound is played if a custom audio file fails to load. The server is integrated with Claude Desktop, a platform for AI development, and can be configured to use specific audio output devices. This tool is particularly useful for developers and AI researchers who need a reliable method to receive auditory alerts during their workflow.
Features
- Audio Notifications: Provides sound alerts when AI tasks are completed.
- Default Sound: Comes with a bundled notification sound for immediate use.
- Custom Audio: Supports custom audio files in various formats.
- Intelligent Fallback: Automatically reverts to default sound if custom audio fails.
- macOS Support: Tested on macOS using AFPlay and SimpleAudio.
Tools
play_notification_sound
Plays a notification sound to alert the user.
get_audio_status
Returns current audio system status and configuration.
test_audio_playback
Tests audio playback functionality.
list_audio_devices
Lists all available audio output devices on the system.