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The SSH client built to be an AI ops copilot Why RSSH 🤖 AI triage 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. 🎨 Color-coded command blocks Every command and its output become a block with a color-coded left edge. In a thousand-line sc...

What's new in 0.2.11

RSSH v0.2.11 — terminal workflows, safer SSH key import, and observable AI ops RSSH is a Rust/Tauri SSH client with a desktop GUI, CLI, mobile build, JetBrains tool-window mode, and an AI-assisted ops diagnosis workflow. v0.2.11 focuses on the parts of SSH tools that are mostly muscle memory: tab switching, text selection, local shells, multi-session broadcast, and making AI tool actions visible instead of mysterious. Why Terminal UX regressions are expensive because users notice them immediately. After the xterm.js 6 upgrade, macOS Option+Left/Right stopped behaving like word-jump in shells. Apps that enable mouse tracking, such as tmux, zellij, and vim, also made it hard to select and copy text locally on macOS. At the same time, RSSH's broadcast editor and AI diagnosis panels had useful state hidden behind the UI: users could send text to multiple sessions without enough confidence about the target state, and some AI tool calls were only visible internally. This release makes those flows more inspectable and safer. What's new - Fast session tab switching. Use Cmd+1..9 on macOS and Alt+1..9 on Windows/Linux to jump directly to session tabs. RSSH skips the fixed Home tab so the shortcut targets real SSH/local sessions. - Optional local terminal on startup. A new Shell setting opens one local terminal tab automatically when RSSH starts, without affecting cloned windows or AI handoff windows. - Live broadcast previews. The broadcast editor now shows a compact minimap for each target session, plus a larger hover preview. The preview is rendered from the existing terminal buff...

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