qso-graph-auth
Persona and credential management for qso-graph MCP servers.
Provides a shared identity layer so that authenticated MCP servers (eqsl-mcp, qrz-mcp, lotw-mcp, hamqth-mcp) can retrieve credentials from the OS keyring without embedding secrets in configuration files.
Install
uv tool install qso-graph-auth # the qso-auth command, on your PATH
MCP servers that need it install it themselves. For your own code: pip install qso-graph-auth.
Quick Start
# Create a persona
qso-auth persona add --name default --callsign YOUR_CALL --start 2020-01-01
# Enable providers
qso-auth provider enable default eqsl
qso-auth provider enable default qrz
qso-auth provider enable default lotw
qso-auth provider enable default hamqth
qso-auth provider enable default qrz_logbook
# Set credentials (stored in OS keyring)
qso-auth creds set default eqsl --username YOUR_CALL --password YOUR_PASS
qso-auth creds set default qrz --username YOUR_CALL --password YOUR_PASS
qso-auth creds set default lotw --username YOUR_CALL --password YOUR_PASS
qso-auth creds set default hamqth --username YOUR_CALL --password YOUR_PASS
qso-auth creds set default qrz_logbook --username YOUR_CALL --api-key YOUR_API_KEY
# Check credential health
qso-auth creds doctor
Providers
| Provider | Auth Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| eqsl | username + password | eQSL.cc electronic QSL |
| lotw | username + password | ARRL Logbook of The World |
| qrz | username + password | QRZ.com XML subscription |
| qrz_logbook | username + API key | QRZ.com Logbook API |
| hamqth | username + password | HamQTH.com callsign lookup |
Security
- Credentials are stored only in the OS keyring (macOS Keychain, GNOME Keyring, Windows Credential Locker)
- Credentials are never written to config files, logs, tool results, or error messages
- The persona index (
~/.config/adif-mcp/personas.json) stores only non-secret metadata (callsign, provider names) - All external connections use HTTPS only
For MCP Server Authors
from qso_graph_auth.identity import PersonaManager
pm = PersonaManager()
username, secret = pm.require("default", "eqsl")
The require() method raises typed exceptions (PersonaNotFound, ProviderRefMissing, SecretMissing) with actionable error messages pointing users to the correct qso-auth creds set command.
CLI Reference
qso-auth persona add Create a new persona
qso-auth persona list List all personas
qso-auth persona show Show persona details
qso-auth persona remove Remove a persona
qso-auth provider list List supported providers
qso-auth provider enable Enable a provider for a persona
qso-auth provider disable Disable a provider for a persona
qso-auth creds set Save credentials to OS keyring
qso-auth creds get Show redacted credentials
qso-auth creds delete Delete stored credentials
qso-auth creds doctor Check credential health
qso-auth creds reset Factory reset (delete all)
Development
git clone https://github.com/qso-graph/qso-graph-auth.git
cd qso-graph-auth
uv sync --group dev
uv run pytest
Part of QSO-Graph
This package is part of the qso-graph MCP server suite for amateur radio. See qso-graph.io for documentation.
License
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