Voice your articles from your AI assistant
WeDispatch exposes an MCP server: connect it to Claude or another compatible client, and drive voicing in natural language. Generate, track, regenerate, without writing a line of code.
Your teams increasingly live inside an AI assistant, but voicing an article meant leaving the conversation, opening a dashboard or coding an API call. The simplest move, giving a text a voice, stayed out of the agent's reach.
Voice your articles from your AI assistant
Add the connector
WeDispatch exposes a server on the MCP standard, the Model Context Protocol. You add a connector pointing to the server URL, authentication runs over OAuth.
Ask in natural language
In Claude, you just write, for example, voice this article in the Pauline voice, Sports section. The audio is ready in seconds, with its URL and embed link.
Generate, track, regenerate
Dedicated tools cover the whole cycle: generate_podcast, get_podcast, list_podcasts, regenerate_podcast, plus the voice list and analytics. The agent orchestrates, you supervise.
No code
The move is a sentence, not a script. Your writers voice from their assistant, without depending on a developer.
The whole product by voice
Voice, language, section, scheduled publishing: the agent reaches the same settings as your account, expressed in natural language.
An open standard
The Model Context Protocol is not proprietary: what works with one compatible client works with others. You do not lock yourself in.
Secured by OAuth
The connection uses standard authentication, and a bridge also lets you pass a key in a header. Your account stays under your control.
Teams working inside an AI assistant daily, agentic workflows that orchestrate production, and developers who want to try WeDispatch without writing an integration.
Ready to give your articles a voice?
Book a 30-minute demo: we set WeDispatch up with you, no complex setup.
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol, an open standard that lets an AI assistant connect to external tools. WeDispatch exposes an MCP server you connect to your compatible client.
Which clients does it work with?
Any MCP-compatible client, starting with Claude. You add a connector pointing to the WeDispatch server, and the tools appear in the conversation.
What can the agent do?
Generate audio, track its status, list your latest articles, regenerate a version, check available voices and analytics. It accepts voice, language, section and publishing time.
Do I need to code to use it?
No. The connector is configured once, then everything runs in natural language. A technical bridge remains available for those who prefer to authenticate by key.