@clipform/mcp-server 2.1.1 → 2.1.2

package/dist/{chunk-RQKRLXRN.js → chunk-MU3YSUGG.js}

@@ -18338,7 +18338,7 @@ var CaptionSchema2 = external_exports.object({
 });
 var TtsItemSchema = external_exports.object({
   text: external_exports.string().min(1).max(5e3).describe("Narration text"),
-  voice: external_exports.enum(["ryan", "sonia", "andrew", "ava", "guy"]).optional().default("ryan").describe("Voice: ryan (British male, clear/articulate), sonia (British female, warm/bright), andrew (American male, smooth/neutral), ava (American female, vibrant/friendly), guy (American male, deep/authoritative). Pick based on the form's topic and audience."),
+  voice: external_exports.enum(["ryan", "sonia", "andrew", "ava", "guy"]).optional().default("ryan").describe("Voice: ryan (British male, clear/articulate), sonia (British female, warm/bright), andrew (American male, smooth/neutral), ava (American female, vibrant/friendly), guy (American male, deep/authoritative). Pick ONE voice for the whole form based on its topic and audience, then reuse that same voice on every item and every call - never mix voices within a form unless the user explicitly asks for more than one."),
   tone: external_exports.string().max(500).optional().describe("Style instructions for how the voice should sound. E.g. 'Speak like an energetic quiz show host, playful and teasing' or 'Warm and conversational, like chatting with a friend'. Infer from context if not specified by the user.")
 });
 function registerGenerateTtsTool(server) {
@@ -18348,7 +18348,7 @@ function registerGenerateTtsTool(server) {
       title: "Generate Text-to-Speech",
       description: `Generate narration audio from text with word-level captions. Use this for quiz question narration, survey introductions, form instructions, or any node that benefits from a human voice. Proactively suggest narration for quizzes and content-rich forms - it significantly improves engagement.
 
-Available voices: ryan (British male, clear), sonia (British female, warm), andrew (American male, smooth), ava (American female, vibrant), guy (American male, deep). Pick the voice that fits the topic - e.g. a London quiz gets ryan or sonia, a US sports quiz gets andrew or guy.
+Available voices: ryan (British male, clear), sonia (British female, warm), andrew (American male, smooth), ava (American female, vibrant), guy (American male, deep). Pick ONE voice that fits the topic - e.g. a London quiz gets ryan or sonia, a US sports quiz gets andrew or guy - and reuse that SAME voice for every item and every call across the whole form. Never mix voices within one form unless the user explicitly asks for multiple voices.
 
 Use the tone parameter to direct HOW the voice speaks. Always set a tone that matches the form's mood - e.g. quizzes: "Energetic and playful, like a quiz show host teasing the audience", surveys: "Professional but warm, encouraging honest answers", personality quizzes: "Curious and reflective". This dramatically improves the narration quality.
 
@@ -19919,4 +19919,4 @@ export {
   RENDER_TIMING,
   createServer
 };
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-RQKRLXRN.js.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-MU3YSUGG.js.map