Adif Mcp
@qso-graph
adif-mcp gives AI agents safe, typed access to Amateur Radio logging data. It validates and parses ADIF records, searches the full ADIF 3.1.6 specification (fields, enumerations, data types), and provides geospatial utilities for Maidenhead locators. A plugin system supports serv
Overview
What is Adif Mcp?
Adif Mcp is a foundation MCP server for amateur radio logging. It validates ADIF 3.1.6 files, searches enumeration types, calculates geospatial data from Maidenhead grid squares, and manages secure credentials for LoTW, eQSL, and QRZ integrations.
How to use Adif Mcp?
Install via pip: pip install adif-mcp. Then configure and invoke the server as part of the qso-graph project’s suite of MCP servers. Specific configuration keys are not detailed in the README.
Key features of Adif Mcp
- ADIF 3.1.6 validation and parsing of QSO log files
- Enumeration search for 25 types (modes, bands, DXCC entities)
- Geospatial tools: distance and beam heading from grid squares
- Secure credential storage for LoTW, eQSL, QRZ integrations
Use cases of Adif Mcp
- Validate amateur radio QSO logs against the ADIF 3.1.6 specification
- Look up valid enumeration values for logging and contest software
- Calculate great-circle distance and heading between two Maidenhead grid squares
- Manage API credentials for online log upload services (LoTW, eQSL, QRZ)
FAQ from Adif Mcp
What ADIF version does Adif Mcp support?
It supports ADIF version 3.1.6.
What enumeration types can I search?
You can search 25 enumeration types including modes, bands, and DXCC entities.
What geospatial calculations are available?
Distance and beam heading between Maidenhead grid squares.
Which online services can I integrate credentials for?
LoTW, eQSL, and QRZ. Credential storage is secured.
How is Adif Mcp installed?
It is installed via pip: pip install adif-mcp. It is part of the qso-graph project.
