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MCP server for MikroTik docs. Gives AI assistants searchable access to 317 pages, 4,800+ properties, and 40,000 commands — via SQLite FTS5.
The open source RouterOS toolkit.
AI & agents. VSCode extensions. Schemas & tools. Containers. Scripts. CHR images.
MCP servers, agent skills, and benchmarks that teach AI assistants RouterOS — plus browser tools that speak WebMCP.
MCP server for MikroTik docs. Gives AI assistants searchable access to 317 pages, 4,800+ properties, and 40,000 commands — via SQLite FTS5.
Drop-in SKILL.md files for GitHub Copilot and Claude — RouterOS fundamentals, containers, QEMU CHR, command tree, and more.
Benchmarks RouterOS AI agent-support strategies across MCPs, skills, and retrieval — comparing how different AI tooling configurations handle RouterOS tasks.
The restraml web tools and the RouterOS LSP expose WebMCP — so an AI agent can drive the /app editor, schema lookup, and version diffs directly in a browser tab.
RouterOS with editor smarts — language servers, extensions, and client libraries.
Write RouterOS with confidence. Completions, diagnostics, and notebooks — connected to your live router.
Multi-protocol RouterOS API library for TypeScript. Unified interface across REST, WebSocket, and the binary API, with a ready-to-run CLI.
TypeScript library and CLI for MikroTik The Dude — reads device topology, monitoring history, and network maps from The Dude’s dude.db database.
WinBox 4.0 as a .deb for Linux. A packaging template more than a distribution.
Browser-based RouterOS tooling, all powered by the restraml schema pipeline.
Boot RouterOS CHR anywhere — Mac, QEMU, and UEFI-strict platforms.
Launch RouterOS CHR in QEMU with one command. Handles firmware, acceleration, and networking modes — then provisions and runs RouterOS CLI commands via REST.
RouterOS CHR, ready to boot. One-click UTM images for Mac, UEFI-enabled raw images for everything else.
Rebuilds RouterOS CHR .raw images into UEFI-bootable images using a FAT EFI partition — required for UTM, Apple Silicon, and UEFI-strict platforms.
RouterOS /container apps and the Alpine base that builds them.
Flash MikroTik devices without a PC — netinstall runs as a RouterOS container, a macOS QEMU bridge, or natively on Linux. All automated by make.
Alpine multiprocess container base for RouterOS — bash completions, dev tools, TUI utilities, all managed by mk.
HTTP bridge for RouterOS serial ports, packaged as a container.
30+ classic BSD games in a RouterOS container with a retro telnet interface.
Copy-paste tools for the RouterOS terminal.
Copy-paste tools for the terminal. Visualize bridge VLANs, automate L3 setup, play piano with :beep.
MikroTik tools on Observable: UTF-8/emoji byte-escaping and CSV to RouterOS array types.
restraml uses Pico CSS, highlight.js, deep-diff, json-diff, and jsonpath.fat-chr relies on scripts from @jaclaz and @kriznos, with @sindy providing QA, from a forum discussion.winbox-deb borrows from @eworm and others’ Arch winbox package.make. The netinstall container is just 66 lines of Makefile.traefik-wasm-grain — WASM plugin built with Grain; low-level HttpWasm bindings courtesy of @ospencer./console/inspect “easter egg”.Use at your own risk. No guarantees or warranties.
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