qrz-mcp
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Scored across 6 tools
The tools mostly target distinct actions: version metadata, callsign lookup, DXCC resolution, logbook status, bulk logbook download, and filtered QSO fetch. The main overlap is between qrz_download and qrz_logbook_fetch, since both retrieve logbook data, though one is a full ADIF export and the other is a filtered query.
Most domain tools use a qrz_ prefix, but get_version_info breaks the pattern with get_. The suffixes also mix verbs and nouns (lookup, dxcc, status, download, fetch), making the convention readable but not fully consistent.
Six tools are well-scoped for a QRZ callsign and logbook service. Each tool covers a distinct capability without obvious redundancy or excessive surface area.
The surface covers version info, callsign lookup, DXCC resolution, logbook stats, bulk download, and filtered QSO retrieval. It is read-only and lacks logbook write operations such as adding or updating QSOs, but core read workflows are well covered.