Spec Driven Development
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MCP Server that facilitates spec-driven development workflows, not just Vibe Coding.
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MCP server that runs on an OpenWrt router: deny-by-default policy, audit log, rollback-armed changes
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Remote Desktop Commander
作者：desktop-commander
Remote Desktop Commander: use files, terminal and processes on your own computers from any AI app.
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Verbaly
作者：AronSoto
i18n for coding agents: extract, check and translate an app's text, with drafts a person approves
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openwrt-mcp -- an MCP server for OpenWrt 24.10 and 25.12
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An MCP server that runs on an OpenWrt router, so Claude Code (or any MCP client) can inspect and change it -- behind deny-by-default policies, an audit log, and an automatic rollback for configuration changes.
Local and private. The server makes no outbound connections of its own and sends no telemetry; it listens on loopback and on a root-only socket, and talks to your client over an SSH session you set up. The tools that can make the router itself reach out (net_diag, pkg_query with refresh, pkg_change, sysupgrade check, the uci_apply probes, ubus_call, exec) say so in their MCP annotations (openWorldHint), and each needs a grant from you. Secret values are masked in tool output by default, and a new WireGuard key never enters the conversation unless you ask for it.
Footprint. One static binary with no dependencies: 9.1 to 11.3 MB for the router architectures (9.6 MB on arm64, about 3.7 MB compressed in the release archive), about 10 MB resident on a GL-MT6000 right after start, and 23 tools in about 22 KB of tool descriptions. Every release file is checksummed and carries a build attestation.
Based on [GlassOnTin/openwrt-mcp](https://github.com/GlassOnTin/openwrt-mcp) by Ian
Williams, which targets GL.iNet firmware 4.x (OpenWrt 21.02,
opkg). This is a port to
stock OpenWrt 25.12 (
apk, fw4/nftables, procd, netifd, LuCI JS). The security core is
upstream's; see Credits for what came from where.
Requirements
- Router: stock OpenWrt 25.12 (
apk) or 24.10 (opkg), both with fw4/nftables. Nothing to install on the router beforehand. The package tools pick the manager from the binaries on the router (apkfirst, thenopkg);system_statussays which one and which firewall it found. - What differs on 24.10:
pkg_queryhas nopolicyand noaudit(opkg has neither; the tool says so).pkg_changesimulates withopkg --noaction. New package defaults arrive as-opkginstead of.apk-new, andpkg_config_diff/pkg_config_resolvehandle both (the old copy is kept as.pre-opkg-new; for/etc/config/NAMEas the hidden.NAME.pre-opkg-new, whichreload_configskips). Adding or removing a WireGuard peer re-runsifupfor the interface (24.10's handler cannot sync peers in place), so every tunnel's sessions restart for a moment.worldlists the packages opkg marks "user installed".system_status mode=doctorreportsopkg-new-pending;mode=auditskips the package audit and says why. - fw3 (OpenWrt 21.02 and older, or firmware built on it): best effort.
firewall_showanswersruleset(iptables-save, IPv4) andrendered(fw3 -q print);check,tableandchainare refused; a firewall apply is not pre-checked. - Tested on: 25.12.5 on a GL-MT6000 (hardware); the unit tests run both managers on fakes; CI runs the package and uci tools in the
openwrt/rootfscontainer of 24.10 and 25.12 (no ubus or netifd there, so network, wireless and firewall paths are not covered). Firmware derived from OpenWrt (GL.iNet, ImmortalWrt) is best effort. - Your PC: OpenSSH (Windows 10 and later, macOS and Linux have it). Installing from a release needs nothing else. Building from source needs Go 1.26+,
sshandtar(Linux, macOS, or Git Bash on Windows). - Any CPU OpenWrt and Go share: the release has a binary for each (arm64, armv5/v7, mips/mipsle softfloat, mips64/mips64le, x86, x86-64, riscv64);
install.shreads the router'sDISTRIB_ARCHand picks it, or cross-compiles when you build from source.
Tested on a GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (mediatek/filogic, aarch64_cortex-a53) with OpenWrt 25.12.5. Nothing in the code is specific to that board.
How it differs from other OpenWrt MCP servers
From each project's own README on 2026-10-07; "not stated" means the README does not say. Corrections are welcome.
| this project | openwrt_ssh_mcp | paulomac1000/openwrt-mcp | openwrt-luci-mcp | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runs on | the router | a PC, in Docker | a PC, in Docker or Python | a PC, in Node.js |
| Reaches the router by | SSH to a key-bound forced command, or loopback HTTP | SSH | SSH | LuCI's HTTP /ubus |
| Changes configuration | yes, through one tool that checks first and arms a rollback | yes, including packages and a firmware flash | read-only unless ENABLE_WRITE_OPERATIONS=1 | no |
| Automatic rollback of a bad change | yes, and it survives a reboot | not stated | not stated | not applicable |
| Access control and audit | per-client grants with scopes, expiry and a rate limit, audit log, optional TOTP | command whitelist, audit log | audit log | secrets hidden, no audit log |
| Package manager | apk (25.12) or opkg (24.10) | opkg | opkg | lists installed and available |
| Flashing firmware | never | yes | not stated | no |
| Needs on the router | the binary | SSH | SSH | uhttpd-mod-ubus, rpcd |
What changed from upstream
| upstream 0.5 (21.02 / GL.iNet) | this port (25.12) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Packaging | .ipk for opkg | install.sh file install + keep.d (25.12's apk has no mkpkg; see below) | |
| Web UI | GL.iNet oui-httpd page | LuCI page, *Services -> MCP Server*: status, and approve or deny requests | |
| Transport | HTTP over an ssh -L tunnel | same, plus stdio over SSH via a key-bound forced command -- no tunnel to keep alive | |
| Rollback snapshot | /tmp (lost on reboot) | on flash; an unconfirmed change is rolled back at the next start, including after a power cycle | |
uci_apply | set / create / delete | + `add_list`, `del_list`, `set_list`, `dry_run`, shows the staged uci changes, strict name validation. A dry run ends with advice, warnings from this change. | |
| Reload | ubus call uci reload_config (async) | /sbin/reload_config, plus explicit config.change events when it has no checksums (first run after boot) | |
| WireGuard | GL wireguard_server / gl_ddns | stock network. + wireguard_ peers, DDNS from ddns, CGNAT warning, PSK, list and remove | |
| Packages | -- | pkg_query, pkg_change (simulate first), .apk-new review with a settings-level diff | |
| Firewall | -- | firewall_show: nft ruleset, fw4 print, fw4 check | |
| Services | -- | service_list / service_control via rpcd rc | |
| Scope globs | [0] was a character class | brackets are literal: firewall.@rule[3].* means what it says | |
| Presets | -- | `openwrt-mcp allow @readonly | @operator ` |
Tools
| Tool | Scope | |
|---|---|---|
system_status | tool | Model, release, uptime, load, memory, storage, temperatures, conntrack, every interface (state, addresses, default route, errors), radios/SSIDs, and what is outstanding. Call first. mode=doctor returns ranked health findings (radio down, interface without an address, enabled service that died, conntrack and storage nearly full, pending .apk-new, NTP or an unset clock, a newer kernel installed than running). mode=audit returns ranked security findings (what the firewall lets in from the internet, SSH and LuCI exposure, password logins, UPnP, WPS, open or weak Wi-Fi, an empty root password, modified package files, stale WireGuard peers). Both are advisory, each finding names a next read-only call and an OpenWrt wiki page, and both list what they could not check. They are separate scopes: openwrt-mcp allow system_status doctor. |
logread | tool | Whole log buffer filtered (substring, RE2, last N minutes) *before* the line limit; offset pages back from the newest line. mode=summary collapses it to distinct messages (numbers, addresses and ids become placeholders) with count, first and last time and worst severity. baseline=save returns a token; baseline= shows only the messages that were not in the log then. Baselines hold fingerprints, not log text, and live in memory. |
network_clients | tool | DHCP leases + static hosts + neighbour table + every AP's association list, joined by MAC: name, IP, SSID, signal, rates, connected time, each client's share of its radio's airtime (from hostapd), lease; 100 rows a page, offset for the next. |
firewall_show | tool | nft list ruleset, fw4 print, fw4 check, one table or chain. |
net_diag | [. ] | ping / traceroute / nslookup (optionally from a given interface), routes, policy rules, neighbours. wifi_survey reports, per radio, how busy the channel it stays on has been (busy, rx and tx airtime, noise); other channels are unmeasured, so it never recommends one. traffic samples interface rates for a few seconds and ranks the conntrack table by source. usage reads nlbwmon's totals per device for an accounting period (a month by default). All three only read. |
uci_get | [. [. ]]; refs for a name search | uci show, optionally with stable cfgXXXXXX ids. Ends with the config's revision. history=list / diff: shows the kept versions from before each confirmed change. refs=NAME finds what defines and uses a name across configs. |
uci_apply | . [. ] per change; for restore; probe. . per probe | Stage, check, commit, reload, rollback armed. dry_run shows exactly what would change and what the service's own checker says. expected_revisions refuses if a config moved meanwhile, probe checks the router afterwards, restore= puts a past version back. After the commit the config is read back; a change the router did not keep is NOT_APPLIED and nothing is reloaded. |
uci_confirm / uci_rollback | tool | Make a pending change permanent / undo it now. |
service_list / service_control | tool, .detail / . | procd services; service_list detail=NAME returns an installed add-on's own status (tailscale, AdGuard Home, podkop; the plain list names the ones installed here); stopping or disabling dropbear, network, rpcd or openwrt-mcp is refused. service_control waits for the state to settle (wait) and says if it did not; a final state that contradicts the action is NOT_APPLIED. |
pkg_query | tool | installed, upgradable, search, info, files, owner, policy, apk audit, world; 200 lines a page, offset for the next. |
pkg_change | . / upgrade | apk add/del/upgrade; simulates unless `commit=true`; reports new .apk-new files; checks /etc/apk/world afterwards. |
pkg_config_diff | tool | Every .apk-new as a diff against the live file -- for /etc/config/* by setting (uci show), so quoting/indentation noise disappears. |
pkg_config_resolve | live path | keep_current (drop the new default) or use_new (install it; rollback-armed for UCI configs). |
| sysupgrade | | list (preserved files), test (validate an image in /tmp), check (owut), backup (mode 0600; the previous archive this tool made is re
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