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    Enables LLM clients to inspect and manage a TP-Link Deco mesh Wi-Fi network, covering mesh nodes, connected devices, SSIDs and radio settings, internet status, blocked clients, and DHCP address reservations. Runs entirely against the router on the local network without any cloud account.
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    MIT
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    Lets Claude or any MCP client inspect a TP-Link Deco mesh locally — nodes, backhaul, clients, WAN, firmware — and carefully change settings with graded, read-back-verified writes, secrets redacted by default and an optional read-only mode. No cloud or app involved.
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    Enables local stdio MCP clients to list, get, plan, and probe registered devices and their connection endpoints from a private inventory, while keeping credential references rather than secrets in agent responses.
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    Enables AI assistants to read-only monitor iStoreOS/OpenWRT routers via SSH or HTTP/ubus API, providing 31 tools for system status, network info, logs, and plugin status (OpenClash, Passwall, AdGuardHome, etc.).
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    Enables users to inspect local TCP and UDP listening sockets, identify which process owns a given port and whether it can be bound, find a port available to bind, and wait until a busy port frees up. Queries run through stdio without reading command lines, environments, or signaling other processes.
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    MCP server for interacting with iKuai routers, enabling Claude to query system status, manage devices, and configure router settings via natural language.
    MIT