What does the clone endpoint do?
The clone endpoint accepts a POST request with a JSON body containing a "text" field, along with a "voice_id" and "api_key" for authentication.
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text to voice with mcp server
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Based on the documentation, mcp-server is a server that accepts POST requests to clone or copy text content. It appears to be a lightweight API endpoint for duplicating text data.
The server is invoked by sending a POST request to http://127.0.0.1:5050/clone with a JSON body containing a "text" field, a "voice_id", and an "api_key".
The clone endpoint accepts a POST request with a JSON body containing a "text" field, along with a "voice_id" and "api_key" for authentication.
The README shows a PowerShell command using Invoke-WebRequest to interact with the server running on localhost port 5050.
The server processes text content sent in the "text" field of the POST request body.
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