docs: update site for qso-graph-auth split and correct tool counts

Auth moved from adif-mcp to qso-graph-auth (v0.1.0). All CLI refs
updated (adif-mcp → qso-auth), import paths corrected, credential
sections redirected. Tool counts fixed: eqsl 4→5, qrz 4→5, lotw 4→5,
hamqth 4→7, sota 5→4. Package count 10→11. Enum count 25→26.
New page: servers/qso-graph-auth.md. Clublog redirect removed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: KI7MT

docs/about/attributions.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
 
 ### ADIF Specification (adif-mcp)
 
-The [Amateur Data Interchange Format](https://adif.org.uk/) is the foundation of amateur radio logging interoperability. adif-mcp bundles the complete ADIF 3.1.6 specification — 186 fields, 25 enumerations, and 28 data types.
+The [Amateur Data Interchange Format](https://adif.org.uk/) is the foundation of amateur radio logging interoperability. adif-mcp bundles the complete ADIF 3.1.6 specification — 186 fields, 26 enumerations, and 28 data types.
 
 - **Author**: Joe Turley, G3ZOD (R.G. Turley OBE)
 - **Website**: [adif.org.uk](https://adif.org.uk/)

docs/about/index.md

@@ -27,7 +27,8 @@ QSO-Graph grew out of the IONIS project's need to integrate with ham radio servi
 - **[IONIS](https://ionis-ai.com/)** — Ionospheric Neural Inference System. Physics-constrained neural network for HF propagation prediction, trained on 14 billion amateur radio observations.
 - **[ionis-mcp](https://pypi.org/project/ionis-mcp/)** — MCP server for propagation analytics using IONIS datasets (175M+ signatures from WSPR, RBN, contests, and PSK Reporter).
 - **[ionis-jupyter](https://pypi.org/project/ionis-jupyter/)** — Jupyter notebooks for propagation research.
-- **[adif-mcp](https://pypi.org/project/adif-mcp/)** — Foundation library for ADIF parsing and credential management. Used by all authenticated QSO-Graph servers.
+- **[qso-graph-auth](https://pypi.org/project/qso-graph-auth/)** — OS keyring credential management for all authenticated QSO-Graph servers.
+- **[adif-mcp](https://pypi.org/project/adif-mcp/)** — ADIF 3.1.6 spec engine — validation, parsing, enumerations, geospatial.
 
 ---
 

docs/architecture.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Architecture
 
-**How QSO-Graph servers work together — one foundation, nine packages, zero cloud dependencies.**
+**How QSO-Graph servers work together — two foundation packages, nine MCP servers, zero cloud dependencies.**
 
 ---
 
@@ -22,14 +22,17 @@ graph TD
         solar["solar-mcp"]
         wspr["wspr-mcp"]
 
-        subgraph Foundation["adif-mcp (foundation)"]
+        subgraph Auth["qso-graph-auth"]
             persona["PersonaManager → OS Keyring"]
-            spec["ADIF 3.1.6 Spec (186 fields, 25 enums)"]
+        end
+
+        subgraph ADIF["adif-mcp"]
+            spec["ADIF 3.1.6 Spec (186 fields, 26 enums)"]
             valid["Validation Engine"]
             geo["Geospatial (distance, heading)"]
         end
 
-        eqsl & qrz & lotw & hamqth --> Foundation
+        eqsl & qrz & lotw & hamqth --> Auth
     end
 
     Servers -->|"HTTPS only"| Services
@@ -41,13 +44,13 @@ graph TD
 
 ---
 
-## Foundation: adif-mcp
+## Foundation: qso-graph-auth + adif-mcp
 
-adif-mcp provides three capabilities that all other servers depend on:
+Two foundation packages provide the shared capabilities that other servers depend on.
 
-### 1. Persona Management
+### qso-graph-auth — Credential Management
 
-Named identities with credentials stored in the OS keyring. One persona serves all services:
+Named identities (personas) with credentials stored in the OS keyring. One persona serves all services:
 
 ```
 Persona: "ki7mt"
@@ -57,25 +60,31 @@ Persona: "ki7mt"
   └── hamqth  → password in OS keyring
 ```
 
-When a server needs credentials, it calls `adif-mcp` which reads them from the keyring at runtime. Credentials never exist in config files, environment variables, or MCP protocol messages.
+When a server needs credentials, it calls `qso-graph-auth` which reads them from the keyring at runtime. Credentials never exist in config files, environment variables, or MCP protocol messages.
+
+```bash
+pip install qso-graph-auth
+qso-auth persona add --name ki7mt --callsign KI7MT --start 2020-01-01
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt eqsl
+```
 
-### 2. ADIF 3.1.6 Specification
+### adif-mcp — ADIF 3.1.6 Spec Engine
 
 The complete ADIF 3.1.6 spec bundled as JSON:
 
 - **186 fields** with data types, valid ranges, and descriptions
-- **25 enumerations** with 4,427 records (Mode, Band, DXCC, Contest_ID, etc.)
+- **26 enumerations** with 4,427+ records (Mode, Band, DXCC, Country, Contest_ID, etc.)
 - **28 data types** (Number, String, Date, GridSquare, etc.)
 
-All servers share this spec for consistent parsing and validation.
+Plus validation, parsing, and geospatial tools. See [adif-mcp](servers/adif-mcp.md) for the full 8-tool reference.
 
-### 3. Validation Engine
+### Validation Engine
 
 Record validation against the full spec:
 
 - Field name recognition (186 fields)
 - Data type checking (Number, Date, etc.)
-- Enum membership checking (43 enum-typed fields across 25 enumerations)
+- Enum membership checking (43 enum-typed fields across 26 enumerations)
 - Compound format parsing (CreditList, multi-medium)
 - Conditional validation (Submode depends on Mode)
 - Import-only detection (warn, don't reject historical data)
@@ -96,7 +105,7 @@ Input Validation ──── Regex on all user strings
 Rate Limiter ──────── Per-service throttle (prevents account bans)
   │
   ▼
-Credential Lookup ─── OS keyring via adif-mcp (authenticated servers only)
+Credential Lookup ─── OS keyring via qso-graph-auth (authenticated servers only)
   │
   ▼
 API Call ──────────── HTTPS only, response parsed
@@ -140,9 +149,9 @@ Each server implements rate limiting appropriate for its service:
 Credentials take one path and never deviate:
 
 ```
-User ──── adif-mcp creds set ──── OS Keyring (encrypted)
+User ──── qso-auth creds set ──── OS Keyring (encrypted)
                                        │
-MCP Server ──── adif-mcp read ─────────┘
+MCP Server ──── qso-graph-auth read ───┘
     │                                (in-process, never serialized)
     ▼
 HTTPS Request ──── credential in Authorization header
@@ -169,9 +178,9 @@ pip install eqsl-mcp    # just eqsl-mcp + its dependencies
 pip install pota-mcp     # just pota-mcp, no auth needed
 ```
 
-Servers don't depend on each other. You can install one or all nine.
+Servers don't depend on each other. You can install one or all ten.
 
-Authenticated servers depend on `adif-mcp` for credential management. Public servers (POTA, SOTA, Solar, WSPR) have no dependency on adif-mcp.
+Authenticated servers depend on `qso-graph-auth` for credential management. Public servers (POTA, SOTA, IOTA, Solar, WSPR) have no dependency on qso-graph-auth.
 
 ---
 

docs/credentials.md

@@ -10,16 +10,16 @@ QSO-Graph uses two layers for credential management: a **persona index** (non-se
 
 ```bash
 # 1. Install the foundation package
-pip install adif-mcp
+pip install qso-graph-auth
 
 # 2. Create a persona (your callsign identity)
-adif-mcp persona add --name ki7mt --callsign KI7MT --start 2020-01-01
+qso-auth persona add --name ki7mt --callsign KI7MT --start 2020-01-01
 
 # 3. Store credentials for a service (prompts for username + password)
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt eqsl
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt eqsl
 
 # 4. Verify everything is wired up
-adif-mcp creds doctor
+qso-auth creds doctor
 ```
 
 That's it. The MCP servers will find your credentials automatically.
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ That's it. The MCP servers will find your credentials automatically.
 ### eQSL
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt eqsl
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt eqsl
 ```
 
 ```
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Password: ********
 ### LoTW
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt lotw
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt lotw
 ```
 
 ```
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ Password: ********
 ### QRZ (Callsign Lookup)
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt qrz
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt qrz
 ```
 
 ```
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Password: ********
 ### QRZ (Logbook API)
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt qrz_logbook
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt qrz_logbook
 ```
 
 ```
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ API Key: ********
 ### HamQTH
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt hamqth
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt hamqth
 ```
 
 ```
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ Password: ********
 Run the doctor command to check all credentials at once:
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds doctor
+qso-auth creds doctor
 ```
 
 ```
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ Summary: stored=5, missing=0
 To check a single persona:
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds doctor --persona ki7mt
+qso-auth creds doctor --persona ki7mt
 ```
 
 ---
@@ -140,30 +140,30 @@ adif-mcp creds doctor --persona ki7mt
 
 | Command | Description |
 |---------|-------------|
-| `adif-mcp persona add --name NAME --callsign CALL --start YYYY-MM-DD` | Create a persona |
-| `adif-mcp persona list` | List all personas |
-| `adif-mcp persona list --verbose` | List with callsign and date range |
-| `adif-mcp persona show NAME` | Show persona details |
-| `adif-mcp persona set-active NAME` | Set the active persona |
-| `adif-mcp persona remove NAME` | Delete a persona |
+| `qso-auth persona add --name NAME --callsign CALL --start YYYY-MM-DD` | Create a persona |
+| `qso-auth persona list` | List all personas |
+| `qso-auth persona list --verbose` | List with callsign and date range |
+| `qso-auth persona show NAME` | Show persona details |
+| `qso-auth persona set-active NAME` | Set the active persona |
+| `qso-auth persona remove NAME` | Delete a persona |
 
 ### Credential Commands
 
 | Command | Description |
 |---------|-------------|
-| `adif-mcp creds set PERSONA PROVIDER` | Store credentials (interactive prompt) |
-| `adif-mcp creds get PERSONA PROVIDER` | Show credentials (redacted) |
-| `adif-mcp creds get PERSONA PROVIDER --raw` | Show credentials (unmasked) |
-| `adif-mcp creds delete PERSONA PROVIDER` | Remove credentials from keyring |
-| `adif-mcp creds doctor` | Check all personas for missing credentials |
+| `qso-auth creds set PERSONA PROVIDER` | Store credentials (interactive prompt) |
+| `qso-auth creds get PERSONA PROVIDER` | Show credentials (redacted) |
+| `qso-auth creds get PERSONA PROVIDER --raw` | Show credentials (unmasked) |
+| `qso-auth creds delete PERSONA PROVIDER` | Remove credentials from keyring |
+| `qso-auth creds doctor` | Check all personas for missing credentials |
 
 ### Provider Commands
 
 | Command | Description |
 |---------|-------------|
-| `adif-mcp provider list` | List supported providers |
-| `adif-mcp provider enable PERSONA PROVIDER` | Enable a provider for a persona |
-| `adif-mcp provider disable PERSONA PROVIDER` | Disable a provider for a persona |
+| `qso-auth provider list` | List supported providers |
+| `qso-auth provider enable PERSONA PROVIDER` | Enable a provider for a persona |
+| `qso-auth provider disable PERSONA PROVIDER` | Disable a provider for a persona |
 
 ---
 
@@ -173,16 +173,16 @@ If you have multiple callsigns (contest calls, special events, club stations), c
 
 ```bash
 # Primary callsign
-adif-mcp persona add --name ki7mt --callsign KI7MT --start 2020-01-01
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt eqsl
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt qrz
+qso-auth persona add --name ki7mt --callsign KI7MT --start 2020-01-01
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt eqsl
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt qrz
 
 # Contest callsign (with end date)
-adif-mcp persona add --name k7mt --callsign K7MT --start 2024-06-01 --end 2024-06-30
-adif-mcp creds set k7mt eqsl
+qso-auth persona add --name k7mt --callsign K7MT --start 2024-06-01 --end 2024-06-30
+qso-auth creds set k7mt eqsl
 
 # Set your primary as active
-adif-mcp persona set-active ki7mt
+qso-auth persona set-active ki7mt
 ```
 
 ---
@@ -201,19 +201,19 @@ This uses an encrypted file-based keyring instead of GNOME Keyring or KWallet.
 
 ### "No credentials found" errors
 
-Run `adif-mcp creds doctor` to see which providers are missing credentials. The fix is always:
+Run `qso-auth creds doctor` to see which providers are missing credentials. The fix is always:
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds set PERSONA PROVIDER
+qso-auth creds set PERSONA PROVIDER
 ```
 
 ### Wrong username or password
 
 Delete and re-set the credentials:
 
 ```bash
-adif-mcp creds delete ki7mt eqsl
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt eqsl
+qso-auth creds delete ki7mt eqsl
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt eqsl
 ```
 
 ### Where are credentials stored?

docs/getting-started.md

@@ -25,23 +25,23 @@ All packages require **Python 3.10+**.
 
 ## Credential Setup
 
-Servers that access your accounts use [adif-mcp](https://pypi.org/project/adif-mcp/) to store credentials securely in your OS keyring.
+Servers that access your accounts use [qso-graph-auth](https://pypi.org/project/qso-graph-auth/) to store credentials securely in your OS keyring.
 
 ```bash
-pip install adif-mcp
+pip install qso-graph-auth
 
 # Create a persona (your callsign identity)
-adif-mcp persona add --name ki7mt --callsign KI7MT --start 2020-01-01
+qso-auth persona add --name ki7mt --callsign KI7MT --start 2020-01-01
 
 # Store credentials for each service (prompts interactively — never pass passwords on the command line)
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt eqsl
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt lotw
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt qrz
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt qrz_logbook
-adif-mcp creds set ki7mt hamqth
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt eqsl
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt lotw
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt qrz
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt qrz_logbook
+qso-auth creds set ki7mt hamqth
 
 # Verify everything is wired up
-adif-mcp creds doctor
+qso-auth creds doctor
 ```
 
 Your credentials are stored in the OS keyring (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, or Linux Secret Service) — never in config files.