jt-mcp
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Scored across 7 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes: version info, listener diagnostics, live WSJT-X status, CQ filtering, raw decodes, aggregated heard stations, and WSPR spots. The only mild overlap is between jt_decodes, jt_cq, and jt_heard, since CQs and heard stations are derived from decodes, but the descriptions clarify their different filters and aggregations.
Six of seven tools share a consistent `jt_` prefix with resource-oriented names (jt_status, jt_cq, jt_decodes, etc.), and the lone `get_version_info` is a minor deviation. The set is readable and predictable, though it does not follow a strict verb_noun pattern.
Seven tools is a well-scoped size for a read-only WSJT-X monitoring server. Each tool covers a distinct slice of the domain and none feels redundant or missing.
The surface covers version info, listener health, live status, CQ monitoring, decoded traffic, heard-station aggregation, and WSPR spots, which is strong for an observational server. It does not offer any control or QSO logging operations, but those may be intentionally out of scope for this monitoring-focused MCP.