Preview adapter

OpenWrt

A preview adapter that speaks ubus/UCI to OpenWrt. Registerable and write-gated, but not hardware-verified; treat it as a preview, not a production integration.

Vendor: OpenWrtCategory: NetworkingPreview

Preview: registerable and gated, but not verified against real hardware.

The OpenWrt adapter speaks ubus and UCI to OpenWrt routers and access points, covering ubus call routing, UCI config marshalling and package-management hooks. It is selectable when you add a controller, and its client carries the same write gating as the rest of the fleet: writes are refused while read-only mode is engaged unless they arrive inside an approved staged apply. It stays a preview because it has not been verified against real hardware. Recorded live and replay coverage is structural only, there is no certification of the write families, and ARP and disk reads degrade gracefully rather than reporting real data.

What you can do

OpenWrt capabilities

Native ubus/UCI access

The client routes ubus calls and marshals UCI config, the same primitives the OpenWrt UI and CLI use, so the foundation for full management is in place.

Honest preview posture

This adapter has not been through the gold-standard audit, is not registered as a selectable adapter type, and has no UI. We list it so the gap is visible, not to imply production readiness.

ubus call dispatchUCI config read, write, commit, and revertBasic system info and interface list (logical interface dump)
How it connects
  • Connects over the OpenWrt ubus/UCI RPC interface.
  • Not registered as a selectable adapter type yet; intended for development and evaluation.
  • Do not deploy against fleet-scale OpenWrt yet.
Tier
Preview / Foundation
Category
Networking
Transport
ubus / UCI (RPC)
Audit
Not yet run
UI
None yet
Good to know
  • The gold-standard audit (dual-gate, circuit breaker, redaction, SSRF, role gates) has not been run.
  • Not registered in the adapter factory (not a selectable adapter type) and has no frontend UI yet.
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