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Remote Terminal

Built-in terminal: SSH, local shell, snippet library, session recording and credential management.

Local shells and SSH in one tab

Every session lives in a pane, and panes split, so one tab can hold a local shell and several remote hosts side by side. Saved profiles sit in the sidebar, and any SSH session can open a file browser on the right that runs over the connection you already have.

  • Split panes right or down, up to sixteen in a tab
  • Saved profiles keep passwords in your operating system keychain
  • The file browser follows your prompt as you change directory
Connected SSH session with the terminal prompt beside the SFTP file browser listing the remote directory
New session dialog offering Zsh, Bash and POSIX local shells, SSH quick connect, saved profiles and session restore
Start a local Zsh, Bash or POSIX shell, or connect over SSH from a saved profile, all from one dialog.

Move files without a second login

The file browser lists the same machine your prompt is on, so pulling a log down or pushing a config up needs no separate session. Each file row carries inline actions: rename it in place, download it, or delete it from the remote host. Drag files from your desktop onto the panel to upload them.

  • Rename, download and delete on each file row
  • Drag from your file manager to upload, drag the grip handle to move
  • A transfers list shows progress and lets you cancel
SFTP panel with a new folder field open and inline rename, download and delete actions on a file row

Keep the hosts you come back to

Quick Connect takes a user@host:port string for a machine you are visiting once. For the ones you return to, a saved profile remembers the address, login and authentication, and can add a jump host and a command to run on connect. Passwords live in your operating system keychain, not in a config file.

  • Saved profiles with an optional jump host and on-connect command
  • Passwords kept in the operating system keychain
  • Organise profiles with tags, connect one-offs with Quick Connect
The Add Profile dialog with fields for name, host, port, username, auth method, jump host, on-connect command and tags
Two terminal panes side by side, both showing the same typed command, with Broadcast on and a red badge on each pane
Turn on Broadcast and your keystrokes reach every pane at once, with a red badge on each while it is live.

See what the tab is connected to

The Map draws the tab as a small graph: your machine in the middle, every host it reaches, and any jump host in between. It is a quick way to confirm what a broadcast will hit before you send it.

  • Your machine, each host and any jump host on one graph
  • Confirms what a broadcast reaches before you send it
  • Opens from the Map control in the header
The connection map showing the local machine linked to a remote SSH host

Tools along the top

The workspace header carries a few more tools. Snippets keep the commands you run often within reach, Guard Rules warn before a risky command runs, and Tunnels forward ports over an SSH connection. Search reads back through a session's scrollback, and the terminal's colours can be changed from a palette.

  • Snippets, Guard Rules and Tunnels along the header
  • Search back through a session's scrollback
  • Multiple colour themes for the terminal