An MCP server that enables natural language-driven creation and management of GNU Radio flowgraphs with validated block connections and parameter configurations. It provides tools for searching the GNU Radio block library, detecting SDR hardware, and generating functional signal processing code.
Enables natural language control of a live GNU Radio SDR flowgraph, allowing users to tune frequencies, adjust gain, capture IQ samples, analyze spectra, and detect signals through an MCP-compatible client.
An MCP server that controls WSJT-X for amateur radio weak-signal modes (FT8/FT4, etc.) via UDP, enabling observation of status and decodes, and transmit operations like replying to CQs or sending free text.