MCP server for Realtime Avatar — let a coding agent read your avatars, balance and bill directly.
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REALTIME_AVATAR_API_KEYAPI keyrequiredRealtime Avatar API key (tic_test_ or tic_live_). A free sandbox key: https://realtimeavatar.ai/signup
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list_avatarsEvery avatar on this account, with the id you pass to startCall. Call this beforeEvery avatar on this account, with the id you pass to startCall. Call this before
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get_avatarFull detail for a single avatar, including its clip set and voice.Full detail for a single avatar, including its clip set and voice.
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credit_balanceCurrent balance and how much is reserved by in-flight calls.Current balance and how much is reserved by in-flight calls.
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list_sessionsThe itemised bill: every session with when it ran, how long it was billable for,The itemised bill: every session with when it ran, how long it was billable for,
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list_clipsThe declared clip library: every non-retired clip with its render status, plusThe declared clip library: every non-retired clip with its render status, plus
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start_callMint a live session to verify an integration end to end. This starts a real callMint a live session to verify an integration end to end. This starts a real call
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set_clip_libraryDeclare the avatar's FULL desired clip library — a declaration, not a delta:Declare the avatar's FULL desired clip library — a declaration, not a delta:
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set_loopRe-generate the RESTING LOOP — the video she plays when nothing else is happening —Re-generate the RESTING LOOP — the video she plays when nothing else is happening —
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upload_assetprivilegedUpload a file FROM THIS MACHINE'S DISK and get back a public URL usable as a clipUpload a file FROM THIS MACHINE'S DISK and get back a public URL usable as a clip
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create_remote_assetPoint at a public URL and get an asset back without downloading it locally. UsePoint at a public URL and get an asset back without downloading it locally. Use
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create_avatar_from_imageBuild an avatar from a SINGLE still image — the shortest path, and the one to reachBuild an avatar from a SINGLE still image — the shortest path, and the one to reach
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create_avatar_from_videoDEPRECATED AND CLOSED — this answers 422 unless the tenant was already creatingDEPRECATED AND CLOSED — this answers 422 unless the tenant was already creating
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MCP server for Realtime Avatar — let a coding agent read your avatars, balance and bill directly.
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