Roadmap — Asterisk
See what the Asterisk CLI already does and what is planned next, such as call statistics.
This page lists what is planned for pbx and not done yet. Read it before you build a workaround for a missing
feature: it may already be on the way. The order can change, and there are no dates. To suggest something, open an
issue on GitHub.
What works today
pbx reads the call records of an Asterisk PBX from Master.csv, or from a MySQL, MariaDB or PostgreSQL CDR
table in a read-only session. It reads the files from this computer, a mounted folder, or the PBX over SFTP with a
pinned server key. It keeps each call in the local WireCat store with its two people, links it to its recording, and
turns recordings into text on your computer. You and your agent list, read and export the calls with no network, over
the command line or MCP. See connect your Asterisk.
Later
- Find missed calls and calls in one direction with a filter on
meetings list. - Call stats: calls per extension and per hour, and the share of missed calls.
- Show the legs of a transferred call together, while each stays its own record.
- Read Asterisk's CEL log, where transfers and queues are exact.
What it will not do
pbx stays read-only against the PBX. It will not change the PBX settings, place or end calls, or delete a
recording. Recordings are not sent to a cloud service for transcription.
What changed in each released version is in the changelog.