The SSH client built to be an AI ops copilot.
Connect to a host and just ask "why is the disk full?" — the AI proposes commands, flags their side effects, and runs them in your terminal only after you approve. Sensitive data is redacted locally before anything leaves your machine.
Desktop · Mobile · JetBrains · CLI — one shared data store.
⬇️ Download latest · Why RSSH?
Not another chat box. It reads what is actually happening in your terminal, proposes read-first commands, each annotated with its side effects and gated behind an explicit "Run" click. Before any payload leaves your machine it passes a shape validator and local redaction — your keys and internal addresses never go out verbatim.
Every command and its output become a block with a color-coded left edge. In a thousand-line scrollback you spot the previous command's output at a glance. Rendered fully locally — zero remote dependency, no agent installed on the server.
rssh open prod launches a session from any terminal — the CLI and GUI share one SQLite store. The same hosts and keys also run on mobile and inside a JetBrains tool window.
- SSH -- password, private key, keyboard-interactive, jump host (ProxyJump)
- Terminal -- xterm emulation, 10 000-line scrollback, keyword highlighting, search
- SFTP -- remote file browser, upload/download
- Port Forwarding -- local and remote, named configs, real-time stats
- Local Terminal -- auto-detect zsh/bash/PowerShell
- Session Recording -- asciicast v2 format, variable-speed playback
- Profiles & Credentials -- SQLite storage, import from
~/.ssh/config - Security & Sync -- secrets in platform keychain, per-credential sync filter, encrypted backup to your own GitHub repo
- Snippets -- reusable command shortcuts (Cmd+E)
- Mobile -- virtual keybar (Ctrl/Alt/arrows/Tab/Esc), safe area, stack navigation
- IDE Plugin -- run RSSH inside JetBrains IDEs in a tool window (shared data dir)
Download from Releases:
| Platform | File | Notes |
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| macOS Apple Silicon | rssh-{ver}-macos-aarch64.dmg |
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| macOS Intel | rssh-{ver}-macos-x86_64.dmg |
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| Linux (deb) | rssh-{ver}-linux-x86_64.deb |
Debian/Ubuntu |
| Linux (rpm) | rssh-{ver}-linux-x86_64.rpm |
Fedora/RHEL |
| Linux (AppImage) | rssh-{ver}-linux-x86_64.AppImage |
Any distro |
| Windows | rssh-{ver}-windows-x86_64.msi |
Silent install: msiexec /i |
| Windows | rssh-{ver}-windows-x86_64-setup.exe |
GUI installer |
| Android | rssh-{ver}-android-universal.apk |
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| iOS | No ID, build you self |
Run the full RSSH UI inside a JetBrains IDE tool window — same hosts, keys and
settings as the desktop app (shared ~/.rssh). Each zip bundles a headless
rssh-server, so it's self-contained and per-OS:
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| macOS Apple Silicon | rssh-{ver}-macos-aarch64-jetbrains-plugin.zip |
| macOS Intel | rssh-{ver}-macos-x86_64-jetbrains-plugin.zip |
| Linux | rssh-{ver}-linux-x86_64-jetbrains-plugin.zip |
| Windows | rssh-{ver}-windows-x86_64-jetbrains-plugin.zip |
Install: Settings → Plugins → ⚙ → Install Plugin from Disk…, pick the zip for your OS and restart. Open the RSSH tool window (bottom) to start; the ✕ in its title bar stops the embedded server.
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
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