SSH Management

Stop grepping through ~/.ssh/config. mine ssh gives you a fuzzy host picker, key management, tunnel shortcuts, and shell helper functions — all using your existing SSH config as the source of truth.

Key Capabilities

• Fuzzy host picker — interactive searchable list of configured SSH hosts
• Host management — add and remove hosts from ~/.ssh/config interactively
• Key management — generate ed25519 keys, list key fingerprints, copy keys to remotes
• Port forwarding — start SSH tunnels with a simple host local:remote syntax
• Shell functions — sc, scp2, stun, skey shortcuts via mine shell init

Quick Example

# Connect to a host interactively
mine ssh

# Set up a new server
mine ssh add staging
mine ssh keygen staging
mine ssh copyid staging

# Start a tunnel
mine ssh tunnel db 5433:5432

How It Works

The bare mine ssh command opens a fuzzy picker showing all your configured hosts — type to filter, Enter to connect. For setup, mine ssh add walks you through creating a host block interactively (alias, hostname, user, port, identity file) and appends it to ~/.ssh/config.

Key management wraps ssh-keygen with secure defaults (ed25519). mine ssh keys lists all your key pairs with fingerprints and shows which hosts use each key. Tunnels use ssh -N -L with ExitOnForwardFailure for reliable port forwarding.

The shell functions from mine shell init add one-liners: sc myserver to connect, scp2 for resumable copies, stun for quick tunnels, and skey to copy your public key to the clipboard.

Learn More

See the command reference for all subcommands, flags, and detailed usage.