I just released a new open-source project: LazySSH.
github ⭐️
Managing a growing number of servers through ~/.ssh/config became painful for me — remembering aliases, editing entries, and staying organized was a constant struggle. As a fan of TUI tools like lazydocker and k9s, I built my own solution.
LazySSH is a terminal-based, keyboard-driven SSH manager that makes it easy to browse, connect to, and manage your servers directly from the command line.
✨ Current features:
- Browse & manage servers from your
~/.ssh/config - Add, edit, pin, ping, and delete entries in an interactive UI
- Fuzzy search, tag, and sort servers
- One-keypress SSH into any host
🛠 Coming soon:
- Copy files with a picker UI (no more long scp commands)
- Port forwarding directly from the UI
- SSH key management
If you’re a DevOps engineer, sysadmin, or anyone managing lots of servers, I’d love for you to give it a try and share your feedback!
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