Router model, firmware, uptime, CPU and memory, WAN state, LAN, Access Control, device count.

Every device attached to the router right now, merged with nicknames, owners, tags and vendor.

Also records the sighting in the local registry. Takes a few seconds; the router is slow here.

Refresh the registry from the router and report what changed: new devices, returned, left.

Devices first seen after since ('7d', '24h', '30m', or an ISO date). Runs a scan first.

Everything the registry remembers, online or not. Filter by owner, tag, or online state.

Presence sessions for one device (MAC, nickname, router name or IP): when it joined and left.

Recent router log entries, newest first: DHCP leases, Access Control decisions, attack warnings.

category filters by substring, e.g. 'DHCP' or 'Access Control'.

SSIDs, channels, security mode and guest network state for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.

Traffic meter totals for today, yesterday, week, month. Zero unless the meter is enabled.

Ask the router whether a firmware update is available. Slow: about 10 seconds.

Assign a nickname, owner, tags or notes in the local registry (nothing changes on the router).

device: MAC, current nickname, router name or IP. Pass "" to clear a field; omit to leave it alone.

Device groups (kids, parents, iot, ...) with their members and current access state.

Add a device to a group (member=true) or remove it (member=false). Groups are created on first use.

Turn internet access on or off for a group (e.g. "kids"), an owner (e.g. "Sam") or one device.

Blocking uses the router's Access Control; it is enabled automatically the first time. A manual change lasts until the target's next scheduled change, or until flipped back if it has none.

Whether Access Control is on, which devices are blocked and why, and which schedules are active.

Block a group, owner or device every day between start and end (local time, e.g. 21:00 to 07:00).

days: daily, weekdays, weekends, or a list like mon-fri or sat,sun.
Enforced by the background watcher or by apply_schedules.

All schedules with whether each is active right now.

Delete a schedule by id. Devices it blocked are released at the next apply.

Evaluate schedules and manual overrides now and push any needed allow/block changes to the router.

Reboot the router. Everyone loses internet for about two minutes. Requires confirm=true.

Turn the guest wifi network on or off. band: 2.4, 5, or both.

Instantly cut a group, owner or device off the internet via Eclipse Pause (ARP interception).

This is the immediate cutoff that works on already-connected devices, unlike the MAC block.
The device stays on wifi and reachable on the LAN. Records the pause; the eclipse daemon
(running as root) enforces it within a couple of seconds. Use resume_device to lift it.

Lift an Eclipse Pause for a group, owner or device, or all_devices=true for everyone.

Devices currently held in Eclipse Pause, and whether the enforcement daemon is running.