lazyssh

A small, full-screen SSH client with browser-style tabs. Fill in a server, hit Connect, and you're in — no config file, no flags to remember. Open more tabs for more sessions; background tabs keep running while you work in another.

Built on bubble-ssh, which does the actual SSH-session-as-a-Bubble-Tea-component work; lazyssh is the form, tabs, and chrome wrapped around it.

Install

go install github.com/muhamm-ad/lazyssh@latest

or clone and run directly:

git clone https://github.com/muhamm-ad/lazyssh.git
cd lazyssh
go run .

Usage

lazyssh
lazyssh -version   # or -v

Host Keys

Host keys are trusted on first connection and remembered in your normal ~/.ssh/known_hosts from then on (same as ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new) — see bubble-ssh's docs if you want to know exactly what that trade-off means.

What this is (and isn't) today

v0 is intentionally small: multi-tab sessions, nothing saved between runs, password or key file only. That's not the ceiling — see TODO.md for what's planned.

License

MIT, see LICENSE.