what is tunetank-mcp fr?

This project connects an AI assistant like Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to Tunetank, a catalog of royalty free music and sound effects, using a protocol called MCP that lets AI tools call outside services. Once connected, you can ask the assistant in plain language for something like an energetic rock track around sixty seconds for a video intro, or a short whoosh sound effect under two seconds, and it will search Tunetank's real catalog and return a preview link along with the track's page on tunetank.com. The server itself is free to use, requires no account, no API key, and no sign up, and it is read only, meaning it can only search and return information rather than change anything. It is hosted by Tunetank at a public web address, and setup is just pointing your AI assistant's connector settings at that address, with example configuration shown for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code. Once connected, the assistant gains six abilities: searching music by mood, genre, theme, artist, name, and target length with some tolerance around that length, searching sound effects by category and length, and browsing the available genres, moods, themes, and curated playlists. Every music or sound effect result comes back with an audio preview link and a link to the full track page on the Tunetank website, where the actual downloading and licensing happens. The README explains that the music itself can be used for free for personal and non commercial purposes. Anyone wanting to use a track commercially, such as in an ad, a monetized video, or client work, needs to check Tunetank's own licensing terms on their website first. The project does not state a separate software license for the connector code itself.