Your PocketCorp can write. This lets it speak.
PocketCorp Voice connects the agent on your server to ElevenLabs, so a script you hand it comes back as audio in a voice you chose. Ask it to read today's notes aloud, narrate a page, or voice a video you already made — in the chat, in plain words, and the file comes back.
It also hands your agent the ElevenLabs voice agents: the ones that hold a spoken conversation. Yours can create them, set their prompt, voice, language and opening line, read back what callers said, estimate what a conversation costs, and produce a shareable link — so the thing that answers can be built by asking for it.
WHY A KIT FOR THIS
ElevenLabs' connection is OAuth, and OAuth expects the browser and the thing being connected to sit on the same machine. Yours do not: the agent is on your server, your browser is in your hand, and the sign-in redirect lands on a port only the server can hear. Done by hand it means a terminal, an SSH tunnel or a copied callback URL — the step where most people give up. ElevenLabs also serves each workspace from its own regional host, and the wrong one is refused with a message about protected resources that tells you nothing about what to do next.
This kit settles both. One press, one link to approve in your own browser, one address pasted back. If your workspace lives on another regional host, it notices and follows it — you are never asked which region you are in.
WHAT YOU GET
- A setup wizard that asks one thing per screen and links straight to every page you need — no terminal, no tunnel, no keys to copy
- A dashboard afterwards: whether the connection is live, how many tools your agent can see, which endpoint it is using, and one press to reconnect if it ever lapses
- A skill written into your agent so it knows what it has — and knows that every generation spends YOUR credits, so it makes what you asked for and asks before a batch. It is also told not to clone or imitate a real person's voice on its own initiative
- Nothing held here: no API key, no card, no copy of your account. The kit registers an MCP server and your ElevenLabs sign-in authorizes it directly
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
Transcribing your own audio files is not part of the hosted ElevenLabs connection, so your agent is told to say so rather than pretend. Speech goes out; an ElevenLabs voice agent transcribes the calls it holds itself.
You need an ElevenLabs account — free to start, and the free tier includes credits. Generations are billed to that account, never through PocketCorp. Requires the Hermes agent (choose Hermes when deploying a new PocketCorp). During installation, approve the sudo prompts from your dashboard when asked — or enable auto-approval in the top right of the dashboard first, then it is completely hands-free.