Cacsac

Created By
MiniMax-AIa year ago
Overview

what is Cacsac?

Cacsac is an official MiniMax Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables interaction with powerful Text to Speech and video/image generation APIs. This server allows MCP clients to generate speech, clone voices, generate video, generate images, and more.

how to use Cacsac?

To use Cacsac, obtain your API key from MiniMax, install the required package manager, and configure your MCP client to connect to the MiniMax server with the appropriate API key and host settings.

key features of Cacsac?

  • Interaction with Text to Speech APIs
  • Voice cloning capabilities
  • Video and image generation from prompts
  • Support for multiple transport types (stdio and SSE)

use cases of Cacsac?

  1. Broadcasting segments of news with generated audio.
  2. Cloning voices for personalized audio content.
  3. Generating videos based on textual prompts.
  4. Creating images from descriptive prompts.

FAQ from Cacsac?

  • What should I do if I encounter an "invalid API key" error?

Ensure your API key and API host are regionally aligned.

  • How can I clone a voice?

Use the voice_clone tool with provided audio files.

  • Is there a cost associated with using these tools?

Yes, using these tools may incur costs.

Project Info
Created At
a year ago
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a year ago
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MiniMax-AI
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