Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
QSO Graph connects amateur-radio tools through shared data
An open-source suite of amateur-radio software, including MCP servers that connect AI assistants to logging and other ham-radio services.
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- Amateur-radio operators and clubs using digital logbooks
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- The site says its 14 MCP servers expose 110 tools and keep credentials in the operating system keyring.
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The architecture uses ADIF for fields the format already defines; the site says any necessary additions are defined once and shared across its tools. It also distinguishes standalone tools from the interfaces and reference data that connect them. The quick start calls for installing uv, then adding a server to an MCP client; the page says credentials remain in the operating system keyring.
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