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Let an LLM monitor amateur radio activity and schedule SDR captures.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "shack-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Query live APRS traffic for a specific area and list the latest messages and callsign activity by time.
A summary of recent APRS activity in the area, including timestamps, callsigns, or message details.
Predict the target satellite's passes over my location in the next 24 hours and highlight suitable listening windows.
A list of upcoming pass times and listening or reception windows.
Schedule an SDR capture for a given band starting at 8:00 PM tonight and lasting 30 minutes.
Confirmation of the capture schedule, duration, and target band.
Amateur radio users or researchers can use it to query live APRS traffic and quickly understand current station and message activity in a given area.
When planning to receive or monitor amateur satellites, users can ask the tool to predict upcoming passes and prepare operating windows in advance.
When continuous FT8/WSPR monitoring or timed signal recording is needed, it can watch band activity and schedule SDR capture tasks.
It is an MCP server that an LLM can use to operate amateur radio shack workflows, including querying live APRS traffic, predicting satellite passes, scheduling SDR captures, and monitoring FT8/WSPR band activity.
Based on the provided description, it supports four core capabilities: live APRS queries, satellite pass prediction, SDR capture scheduling, and FT8/WSPR band activity monitoring.
No installation guide or prerequisite details were provided here. For setup steps, runtime requirements, and whether radio or SDR-related configuration is needed, see the source repository.
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