sshs
Terminal user interface for managing SSH connections.
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About sshs
sshs is a terminal user interface tool designed for managing SSH connections. It provides a text-based interface that allows developers to organize, search, and establish SSH connections from the command line without needing to remember hostnames or manually type connection commands each time. The tool is built in Rust and developed by quantumsheep. It is released under the MIT license, making it free and open source for anyone to use, modify, and distribute.
The tool fits into the category of command-line utilities and terminal applications. It integrates with existing SSH workflows by simplifying the process of selecting and connecting to remote servers through an interactive menu system presented in the terminal. This approach reduces friction for developers who frequently work with multiple remote systems and SSH configurations.
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