Roxels

Roxels lets an AI assistant create configurable voice agents through meeting rooms and return structured data, running locally as a Python package.

What you can do

Create configurable voice agents from an AI assistant session, using meeting rooms as the mechanism for the agent interaction. Return structured data from those voice agent sessions. Point the server at a Roxels API base URL, including a self-hosted or development instance. The manifest lists no individual tools, so the exact operations are not documented here.

When to use it

Use it when you want an assistant to spin up voice agents and collect structured results from them, for example to automate spoken interactions or capture voice-driven data. It is a desktop-only local process, so it suits a workstation setup rather than a hosted environment.

Requirements

Runs locally over stdio, launched with uvx from the roxels-mcp PyPI package, so a Python/uv runtime is needed. Requires a Roxels API key supplied in the ROXELS_API_KEY environment variable, obtained from the Roxels app settings. An optional ROXELS_API_URL variable overrides the API base URL for self-hosted or development use. Network access to the Roxels API is implied.