ElevenLabs MCP, ElevenLabs' hosted MCP server

• Lists the voice and chat agents in your workspace

  Shows the agents in your ElevenLabs workspace so you can pick one to look at or change.

  Try: “List my agents and tell me which ones still use the default first message.”

  Read · agents_list

• Shows an agent's full setup: prompt, voice, language and first message

  Reads one agent's current configuration, including its system prompt, voice, language and first message.

  Try: “Show me the system prompt and voice my support agent uses.”

  Read · agents_get

• Lists recent calls and chats an agent has had

  Shows an agent's recent conversations so you can pick ones to review.

  Try: “List yesterday's conversations for my booking agent.”

  Read · agents_list_conversations

• Opens one conversation with its full transcript

  Reads a single conversation, including the full transcript, so you can see what the agent said.

  Try: “Show me the transcript of the last call that ended without a booking.”

  Read · agents_get_conversation

• Searches across conversations for specific words or moments

  Finds messages in your agents' conversations that match what you are looking for.

  Try: “Find calls where a customer asked for a refund this week.”

  Read · agents_search_conversation_messages

• Shows the topics your agent's conversations cover

  Groups an agent's conversations into the topics callers bring up, so you can see what people ask about most.

  Try: “What topics came up most in my support agent's calls this month?”

  Read · agents_get_topics

• Gets summaries of an agent's conversations

  Reads conversation summaries so you can skim many calls without reading every transcript.

  Try: “Summarize what callers wanted from my sales agent today.”

  Read · agents_get_summaries

• Creates a new agent from a description

  Builds a new voice or chat agent with the name, prompt, first message, voice and language you describe.

  Try: “Create a support agent for my docs site that escalates billing questions.”

  Write · agents_create

• Changes an agent's prompt, voice, language or first message

  Updates the settings you name on an existing agent. The change is published right away, on the main version unless you pick a branch.

  Try: “Change my checkout agent's first message to Spanish.”

  Write · agents_update

• Copies an existing agent so you can adapt it

  Makes a copy of an agent, which is quicker than rebuilding its setup by hand.

  Try: “Duplicate my production agent for the German market.”

  Write · agents_duplicate

• Deletes an agent

  Removes an agent from your workspace. This cannot be undone.

  Try: “Delete the old test agent called Demo v1.”

  Delete · agents_delete

• Estimates an agent's AI model usage and cost before a change

  Works out how much an agent would use and cost with a given AI model, so you can compare before switching.

  Try: “What would my checkout agent cost per call with Gemini 2.5 Flash instead of GPT-4o?”

  Read · agents_calculate_llm_usage

• Gets a shareable link to talk to an agent

  Returns a link you can share to test or talk to an agent.

  Try: “Give me a link so my team can try the new support agent.”

  Read · agents_get_link

• Shows the website widget settings for an agent

  Reads the embed widget configuration for an agent, for putting it on a website.

  Try: “Show me the widget settings for my website agent.”

  Read · agents_get_widget

• Shows a saved version of an agent

  Reads a specific saved version of an agent's configuration.

  Try: “Show me what my agent looked like in the previous version.”

  Read · agents_get_version

• Lists an agent's branches

  Shows the branches of an agent, which hold changes you are testing before they go live.

  Try: “What branches does my support agent have?”

  Read · agents_list_branches

• Shows one branch of an agent

  Reads the details of one agent branch.

  Try: “What is different on the pricing-test branch?”

  Read · agents_get_branch

• Creates a branch to try changes safely

  Starts a branch of an agent so you can make and test changes without touching the live version.

  Try: “Create a branch of my sales agent to try a shorter greeting.”

  Write · agents_create_branch

• Updates a branch's details

  Changes the settings of an existing agent branch.

  Try: “Rename the pricing-test branch to pricing-v2.”

  Write · agents_update_branch

• Previews what merging a branch would change

  Shows the differences a branch merge would make before you apply it.

  Try: “Preview what merging the shorter-greeting branch would change.”

  Read · agents_merge_branch_preview

• Merges a branch's changes into the agent

  Applies a branch's changes to the agent.

  Try: “Merge the shorter-greeting branch into main.”

  Write · agents_merge_branch

• Sends live traffic to a branch or splits traffic between versions

  Deploys agent versions to live traffic, including splitting calls between branches.

  Try: “Send 20% of calls to the new branch.”

  Write · agents_create_deployment

• Saves changes to an agent as a draft

  Creates a draft of agent changes so they are not live yet.

  Try: “Draft a new system prompt for my agent without publishing it.”

  Write · agents_create_draft

• Throws away an agent draft

  Deletes a draft of agent changes.

  Try: “Discard the draft I started yesterday.”

  Delete · agents_delete_draft

• Lists the documents in your knowledge base

  Shows the documents your agents can draw on for answers.

  Try: “What documents are in my knowledge base?”

  Read · agents_list_knowledge_base

• Opens a knowledge base document

  Reads one knowledge base document and its details.

  Try: “Show me the refund policy document in my knowledge base.”

  Read · agents_get_kb_document

• Shows how big your knowledge base is

  Reports the size of your knowledge base.

  Try: “How much space does my knowledge base use?”

  Read · agents_get_knowledge_size

• Shows which agents use a knowledge base document

  Lists the agents that rely on a document, so you know what breaks before you delete it.

  Try: “Which agents use the old pricing document?”

  Read · agents_get_kb_dependents

• Searches your knowledge base documents

  Finds knowledge base documents that match what you ask about.

  Try: “Find documents that mention shipping times.”

  Read · agents_search_knowledge_base

• Tests what an agent would find in the knowledge base for a question

  Runs a question against the knowledge base the way an agent would, to check that the right passages come back.

  Try: “Check what my agent would find for 'how do I cancel my plan?'”

  Read · agents_query_knowledge_base_rag

• Adds a web page to the knowledge base

  Adds a page from a URL to your knowledge base, with optional automatic re-sync when the page changes.

  Try: “Add our pricing page to the knowledge base and keep it in sync.”

  Write · agents_create_kb_url

• Adds text you provide to the knowledge base

  Creates a knowledge base document from text you give it.

  Try: “Add this FAQ text to the knowledge base.”

  Write · agents_create_kb_text

• Creates a folder in the knowledge base

  Makes a folder to organize knowledge base documents.

  Try: “Create a folder called Billing in the knowledge base.”

  Write · agents_create_kb_folder

• Updates a knowledge base document

  Changes an existing knowledge base document.

  Try: “Rename the returns document to Returns policy 2026.”

  Write · agents_update_kb_document

• Moves several knowledge base documents at once

  Moves a group of knowledge base documents into another folder.

  Try: “Move all billing documents into the Billing folder.”

  Write · agents_bulk_move_knowledge_base

• Deletes a knowledge base document

  Removes a document from the knowledge base. This cannot be undone.

  Try: “Delete the outdated 2024 pricing document.”

  Delete · agents_delete_kb_document

• Deletes several knowledge base documents at once

  Removes a group of knowledge base documents. This cannot be undone.

  Try: “Delete every document in the Old folder.”

  Delete · agents_bulk_delete_knowledge_base

• Lists an agent's procedures

  Shows the step-by-step procedures an agent follows for tasks such as returns or bookings.

  Try: “What procedures does my support agent have?”

  Read · agents_list_procedures

• Opens one of an agent's procedures

  Reads a single procedure an agent follows.

  Try: “Show me the returns procedure.”

  Read · agents_get_procedure

• Adds a new procedure for an agent to follow

  Creates a step-by-step procedure an agent uses for a specific task.

  Try: “Add a procedure for rescheduling appointments.”

  Write · agents_create_procedure

• Shows a draft of a procedure

  Reads unpublished changes to a procedure.

  Try: “Show me the draft changes to the returns procedure.”

  Read · agents_get_procedure_draft

• Edits a draft of a procedure

  Changes the draft version of a procedure before it is used.

  Try: “Add an ID check step to the returns procedure draft.”

  Write · agents_update_procedure_draft

• Throws away a procedure draft

  Deletes unpublished changes to a procedure.

  Try: “Discard the draft of the booking procedure.”

  Delete · agents_delete_procedure_draft

• Deletes a procedure

  Removes a procedure from an agent.

  Try: “Delete the old holiday-hours procedure.”

  Delete · agents_delete_procedure

• Checks and builds an agent's procedures

  Prepares an agent's procedures for use and checks them.

  Try: “Check that my agent's procedures are ready to use.”

  Write · agents_compile_procedures

• Lists the tools your agents can use

  Shows the tools, such as webhooks, your agents can call during a conversation.

  Try: “What tools can my booking agent use?”

  Read · agents_list_tools

• Shows one agent tool's setup

  Reads the configuration of one tool an agent can call.

  Try: “Show me how the calendar lookup tool is set up.”

  Read · agents_get_tool

• Shows which agents use a tool

  Lists the agents that depend on a tool before you change or delete it.

  Try: “Which agents use the order lookup tool?”

  Read · agents_get_tool_dependents

• Shows when and how a tool was called

  Reads the record of a tool's calls, to debug errors.

  Try: “Why did the order lookup tool fail on recent calls?”

  Read · agents_get_tool_executions

• Gives agents a new tool, such as a webhook

  Creates a tool your agents can call, for example a webhook to your own system.

  Try: “Add a webhook tool that checks order status.”

  Write · agents_create_tool

• Changes an existing agent tool

  Updates the settings of a tool your agents use.

  Try: “Point the order status tool at our new API address.”

  Write · agents_update_tool

• Deletes an agent tool

  Removes a tool. Agents that rely on it will stop being able to use it.

  Try: “Delete the unused weather tool.”

  Delete · agents_delete_tool

• Lists the outside MCP servers your agents connect to

  Shows the external MCP servers attached to your agents.

  Try: “Which MCP servers are my agents connected to?”

  Read · agents_list_mcp_servers

• Shows one connected MCP server's setup

  Reads the settings for an external MCP server your agents use.

  Try: “Show me the settings for our CRM MCP server.”

  Read · agents_get_mcp_server

• Lists the tools a connected MCP server offers

  Shows what tools an external MCP server gives your agents.

  Try: “What tools does our CRM MCP server give my agent?”

  Read · agents_list_mcp_server_tools

• Connects a new outside MCP server to your agents

  Adds an external MCP server so your agents can use its tools.

  Try: “Connect our helpdesk MCP server to my support agent.”

  Write · agents_create_mcp_server

• Changes a connected MCP server's settings

  Updates an external MCP server's configuration.

  Try: “Require approval for every call to the CRM MCP server.”

  Write · agents_update_mcp_server

• Disconnects an outside MCP server

  Removes an external MCP server from your workspace.

  Try: “Remove the old helpdesk MCP server.”

  Delete · agents_delete_mcp_server

• Lists the phone numbers linked to your agents

  Shows the phone numbers in your workspace and which agents answer them.

  Try: “Which phone numbers do my agents answer?”

  Read · agents_list_phone_numbers

• Shows one phone number's setup

  Reads the details of a phone number, including the agent assigned to it.

  Try: “Which agent answers our main support number?”

  Read · agents_get_phone_number

• Changes which agent answers a phone number

  Updates a phone number's settings, such as the agent assigned to it.

  Try: “Assign the main number to the new support agent.”

  Write · agents_update_phone_number

• Removes a phone number from your workspace

  Deletes a phone number from ElevenLabs. This cannot be undone.

  Try: “Remove the old test phone number.”

  Delete · agents_delete_phone_number

• Lists the tests set up for your agents

  Shows the tests that check how your agents respond.

  Try: “What tests does my support agent have?”

  Read · agents_list_tests

• Shows one test's setup

  Reads the details of one agent test.

  Try: “Show me the escalation test.”

  Read · agents_get_test

• Creates a test that checks an agent's answers or tool use

  Builds a test: a check on one reply, on whether a tool is called, or a simulated conversation with a made-up caller.

  Try: “Create a test that checks the agent escalates billing questions.”

  Write · agents_create_test

• Runs an agent's tests

  Starts the tests for an agent so you can see what passes and fails.

  Try: “Run all tests on my support agent.”

  Write · agents_run_tests

• Lists past test runs

  Shows previous test runs and their results.

  Try: “Show me the last five test runs.”

  Read · agents_list_test_runs

• Shows the results of one test run

  Reads a test run in detail, including what passed and failed.

  Try: “Why did the last test run fail?”

  Read · agents_get_test_run

• Deletes an agent test

  Removes a test.

  Try: “Delete the outdated greeting test.”

  Delete · agents_delete_test

• Marks a conversation as resolved

  Updates a conversation's status to resolved after you have reviewed it.

  Try: “Mark the calls I just reviewed as resolved.”

  Write · agents_resolve_conversation

• Lists triage tickets about agent problems

  Shows the triage tickets that track problems found in agent conversations.

  Try: “What triage tickets are open?”

  Read · agents_list_triage_tickets

• Opens one triage ticket

  Reads a single triage ticket and its details.

  Try: “Show me the ticket about dropped calls.”

  Read · agents_get_triage_ticket

• Opens a triage ticket for a problem

  Creates a ticket to track a problem found in an agent's conversations.

  Try: “Open a ticket for the agent misquoting delivery times.”

  Write · agents_create_triage_ticket

• Opens a triage ticket by hand

  Creates a triage ticket from details you give it.

  Try: “Create a ticket: the agent mispronounces our brand name.”

  Write · agents_create_manual_triage_ticket

• Updates a triage ticket's status or details

  Changes a triage ticket, for example its status or assignee.

  Try: “Assign the dropped-calls ticket to Maria and mark it in progress.”

  Write · agents_update_triage_ticket

• Adds a comment to a triage ticket

  Posts a comment on a triage ticket.

  Try: “Comment on the pricing ticket that the prompt is fixed.”

  Write · agents_add_triage_ticket_comment

• Comments on a specific moment in a ticket's conversation

  Adds a comment tied to one turn of the conversation a ticket is about.

  Try: “Comment on the turn where the agent gave the wrong price.”

  Write · agents_add_triage_ticket_turn_comment

• Deletes a triage ticket

  Removes a triage ticket.

  Try: “Delete the duplicate ticket about hold music.”

  Delete · agents_delete_triage_ticket

• Turns text into speech in a voice you choose

  Generates spoken audio from your text in an ElevenLabs voice. It spends credits and makes four takes by default.

  Try: “Read our new greeting in a warm British voice.”

  Write · creative_generate_speech

• Generates images from a description

  Creates images from your prompt using one of several image models. It spends credits.

  Try: “Make four banner images for our spring sale.”

  Write · creative_generate_image

• Generates video from a description

  Creates video clips from your prompt. It spends credits, and you can ask for a price estimate first.

  Try: “Make a 10-second product teaser video.”

  Write · creative_generate_video

• Edits an image you generated or uploaded

  Changes an existing image from an earlier generation, your library or an upload.

  Try: “Change the background of that image to a beach.”

  Write · creative_edit_image

• Turns an audio file into text

  Transcribes speech in an audio file you attach or upload.

  Try: “Transcribe this interview recording.”

  Read · creative_transcribe_audio

• Lists the voices you can use

  Shows the voices available in your workspace so the assistant picks a real one for speech.

  Try: “Which voices do I have that sound calm and male?”

  Read · creative_list_voices

• Used by the assistant behind the scenes

  Lists who a triage ticket can be assigned to

  Shows the workspace members a ticket can be assigned to.

  Try: “Who can I assign this ticket to?”

  Read · agents_get_triage_ticket_assignable_users

• Starts a project that links several generations

  Creates a flow, a canvas where related generations such as a video and its voiceover are connected.

  Try: “Start a project for our ad: a video with a voiceover.”

  Write · creative_create_flow

• Shows a project's generations and how they link

  Reads a flow and the generations on it.

  Try: “Show me what's in the ad project so far.”

  Read · creative_get_flow

• Checks whether a generation has finished

  Checks on generations still running and reports when they finish or fail.

  Try: “Is my video done yet?”

  Read · creative_get_flow_run_status

• Lists the kinds of generation your workspace can run

  Shows which generation types and models are available to you.

  Try: “What kinds of media can I generate?”

  Read · creative_get_flow_node_types

• Gets prompting tips for a specific model

  Reads ElevenLabs' guide on how to prompt a particular model.

  Try: “How should I prompt the video model?”

  Read · creative_get_model_guide

• Adds a file you shared as a reference for a generation

  Attaches a file already in the chat or at a link so a generation can use it.

  Try: “Use this logo as a reference for the banner.”

  Network · creative_attach_reference_file

• Lets you upload a file from your computer as a reference

  Opens a file picker so you can add a file from your computer for a generation to use.

  Try: “I want to upload a product photo to build on.”

  Write · creative_upload_flow_reference

Watch out for

• Agent changes go live right away

  Updates publish directly, on the main version by default, not as a draft. Ask the assistant to work on a branch for risky edits and review before merging. elevenlabs.io

• It can delete agents and knowledge base files

  Deletes cannot be undone. Set delete tools to ask before they run. github.com

• Generations spend your credits

  Speech, image and video jobs use ElevenLabs credits, and each retry is charged again. Ask for a price estimate before long jobs. github.com

• Access stays inside one workspace

  It only reaches the workspace you sign in with, with the permissions you approve. Revoke it from your AI app or your ElevenLabs account settings. elevenlabs.io

• Regional workspaces use their own address

  EU, India and Singapore workspaces are separate accounts with their own server address. Sign in with the account for that region. elevenlabs.io

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