Adembc/lazyssh

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3897 stars · 147 forks observed · 2026-08-28

What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-29, confidence not recorded

Lazyssh is a terminal-based interactive SSH manager written in Go, inspired by lazydocker and k9s. It provides a keyboard-driven TUI for browsing, connecting to, and editing servers defined in ~/.ssh/config, with fuzzy search, tagging, ping checks, and port forwarding configuration.

Use cases

• manage ssh servers from terminal
• quickly connect to servers without remembering ips
• edit ssh config file with a ui
• fuzzy search hosts in ssh config
• tag and filter servers like prod and dev
• set up ssh port forwarding
• ping servers to check status
• replace long scp commands with a picker

When to choose

• you manage many servers via ~/.ssh/config and want a k9s-style TUI
• you want a safe wrapper that uses the native OpenSSH binary and never stores credentials
• you frequently edit ssh config entries, port forwards, or proxy settings
• you want keyboard-driven fuzzy navigation across a server fleet

When to avoid

• you need a GUI or graphical SSH client
• you need features like key deployment or file transfer that are still upcoming
• you only connect to one or two servers and plain ssh suffices
• you need an SSH agent or credential vault - lazyssh deliberately does not store secrets

Facets

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ssh terminal-ui developer-tools file-system configuration-management developer-tools networking windows cli go ssh-manager tui lazydocker-inspired scp ssh-config fuzzy-search server-fleet command-line devops linux macos

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