The WPA specification is not fully standardized at this time. There was support in the first Beta but it was pulled just before release. I suspect it was pulled because of differences of implementation between various routers and the difficulties presented by not having a standard spec.

Regarding the above review, I will say the following.

Whenever adding scripting to any platform, having done this myself, I will note that the complexities are many and the feature set of platform extensions must work, work well, and have feel that is natural to the user.

Sometimes, there are things that don't work as expected, could work better, etc... and they MUST be worked out prior to release, otherwise, you are stuck supporting an API that you don't like for the long haul.

Philips is indeed working hard, is dedicated to this platform and really want to do things right.