routeros-muse NEW
Preview network workspace and web UI for Meta Muse Code. Keeps network docs, devices, and history together, with quickchr, centrs, and rosetta grounding the agent in RouterOS.
TIKOCI
The open source RouterOS toolkit.
AI & agents. VSCode extensions. Schemas & tools. Containers. Scripts. CHR images.
AI & Agents in map →
Network workspaces, MCP servers, agent skills, and benchmarks for RouterOS — plus browser tools that speak WebMCP.
rosetta NEW
MCP server for MikroTik docs. Gives AI assistants searchable access to 317 pages, 4,800+ properties, and 40,000 commands — via SQLite FTS5.
routeros-skills
Drop-in SKILL.md files for GitHub Copilot and Claude — RouterOS fundamentals, containers, QEMU CHR, command tree, and more.
bench-routeros-tools NEW
Benchmarks RouterOS AI agent-support strategies across MCPs, skills, and retrieval — comparing how different AI tooling configurations handle RouterOS tasks.
WebMCP in the Browser Web Tools Dev Tools
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.
Editor & Language Tools in map →
RouterOS with editor smarts — language servers, extensions, and client libraries.
VSCode Extensions AI
Write RouterOS with confidence. Completions, diagnostics, and notebooks — connected to your live router.
centrs NEW
Multi-protocol RouterOS API library for TypeScript. Unified interface across REST, WebSocket, and the binary API, with a ready-to-run CLI.
donny
TypeScript library and CLI for MikroTik The Dude — reads device topology, monitoring history, and network maps from The Dude’s dude.db database.
winbox-deb
WinBox 4.0 as a .deb for Linux. A packaging template more than a distribution.
Web Tools & API Schemas in map →
Browser-based RouterOS tooling, all powered by the restraml schema pipeline.
Virtualization & CHR in map →
Boot RouterOS CHR anywhere — Mac, QEMU, and UEFI-strict platforms.
quickchr NEW
Launch RouterOS CHR in QEMU with one command. Handles firmware, acceleration, and networking modes — then provisions and runs RouterOS CLI commands via REST.
CHR Images
RouterOS CHR, ready to boot. One-click UTM images for Mac, UEFI-enabled raw images for everything else.
fat-chr
Rebuilds RouterOS CHR .raw images into UEFI-bootable images using a FAT EFI partition — required for UTM, Apple Silicon, and UEFI-strict platforms.
Containers in map →
RouterOS /container apps and the Alpine base that builds them.
netinstall
Flash MikroTik devices without a PC — netinstall runs as a RouterOS container, a macOS QEMU bridge, or natively on Linux. All automated by make.
make.d
Alpine multiprocess container base for RouterOS — bash completions, dev tools, TUI utilities, all managed by mk.
serial2http
HTTP bridge for RouterOS serial ports, packaged as a container.
cligames
30+ classic BSD games in a RouterOS container with a retro telnet interface.
RouterOS Scripts in map →
Copy-paste tools for the RouterOS terminal.
Script Library
Copy-paste tools for the terminal. Visualize bridge VLANs, automate L3 setup, play piano with :beep.
Other Projects
Observable Notebooks
MikroTik tools on Observable: UTF-8/emoji byte-escaping and CSV to RouterOS array types.
Credits & Colophon
restramluses Pico CSS, highlight.js, deep-diff, json-diff, and jsonpath.- Thanks to @rextended and others on the MikroTik scripting forum.
- EvilFreelancer/docker-routeros used in CHR+QEMU-in-Docker for schema generation.
fat-chrrelies on scripts from @jaclaz and @kriznos, with @sindy providing QA, from a forum discussion.winbox-debborrows from @eworm and others’ Arch winbox package.- Stuart Feldman, creator of UNIX
make. Thenetinstallcontainer is just 66 lines of Makefile. traefik-wasm-grain— WASM plugin built with Grain; low-level HttpWasm bindings courtesy of @ospencer.- MikroTik’s @mrz — source of the
/console/inspect“easter egg”.
Disclaimers
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