Software-defined radio MCP servers
HardwareMCP lists 1 MCP server for software-defined radios: AetherLink SDR MCP by N-Erickson, with 30 GitHub stars, last pushed Jul 21, 2026.
It runs over stdio.
| Part | Server | Hardware | Lang | Transport | Stars | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HM-LB-040 | AetherLink SDR MCP Control RTL-SDR and HackRF software-defined radios and decode radio protocols (ADS-B, POCSAG, AIS, Meteor-M LRPT, ISM band) from an MCP client |
Software-defined radios | Python | stdio | 30 | 2026-07-21 |
FAQ
Is there an MCP server for software-defined radios?
Yes. HardwareMCP lists one: AetherLink SDR MCP by N-Erickson.
Which software-defined radio MCP server should I start with?
AetherLink SDR MCP is the only one listed, so start there and check its README for the models and versions it supports.
Has HardwareMCP tested this software-defined radio MCP server?
Not yet. HardwareMCP has not bench-tested AetherLink SDR MCP. Install commands come from the project's README, so review the code before you run it.
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