No user-submitted related servers found.
Scored across 9 tools
Most tools target distinct resources (contacts, bandmap, clock, lookup), but multiplier data bleeds across three tools: n1mm_bandmap (unworked mults), n1mm_performance (per-band breakdown), and n1mm_multipliers. The status trio of get_version_info, n1mm_current_state, and n1mm_diagnostics also overlap somewhat, though descriptions explicitly differentiate version attestation vs health probe vs full snapshot.
Eight tools share an n1mm_ prefix but are bare noun phrases (n1mm_clock, n1mm_bandmap), while get_version_info drops the prefix entirely and is the only verb_noun name. Readable, but the convention is noticeably mixed across the set.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a contest-station monitoring server, and each tool maps to a coherent domain area (state, contacts, bandmap, performance, multipliers, clock, health, identity). No tool appears redundant enough to remove.
The monitoring surface is comprehensive — live state, log, spots, rates, mults, clock, and diagnostics all covered. It is essentially read-only, with no control/write operations (e.g. logging a QSO, tuning radio, posting a spot), which is a modest gap if agents are meant to act rather than observe.