Bash for AI agents on Windows via deterministic bash-to-PowerShell translation, without WSL or a VM, with GNU-style output and persistent cwd and env.
Command Line
Command line integrations give assistants a bridge to terminal commands and developer utilities. Compare command restrictions, operating system support and how the project handles long-running processes.

Manage multiple SSH servers: commands, file transfer and rsync, database dumps and queries, backups, health monitoring, tunnels and per-server security modes.
SSH connection manager with a TUI dashboard for discovering, searching and running commands on remote hosts.
Manage AWS EC2, Hetzner, OVH and SSH servers: commands, logs, CloudWatch/CloudTrail queries, fleet health, IP banning and S3, with tiered safety guards.
Terminal for AI coding agents: persistent PTY sessions, incremental reads, headless screen capture, multi-agent orchestration and a web dashboard.
Interactive PTY sessions for AI agents: local shells, persistent SSH sessions with attach/detach, and serial ports.
Linux system administration via typed actions instead of shell strings, with a signed audit log, one-time approval receipts and automatic rollback.
Launch, screenshot and interact with any TUI app.
Self-hosted SSH and Kubernetes access broker: ephemeral per-operation credentials the model never sees, per-command firewall, human approvals and audit log.
SSH access with persistent sessions, SFTP and port forwarding, with secrets injected via stdin and redacted from output before reaching the LLM.
Stateful, auditable shell sessions over local, SSH and Docker, with secret redaction, output budgeting and a read-only live transcript viewer.
Local command wrapper for AI coding agents: runs shell commands, stores history locally and returns compressed terminal output to reduce context noise.
SSH control of remote Linux, macOS and Windows servers: line-level file editing, background tasks, sudo, host aliases, and directory and archive operations.
Search, retrieve and diff the output of past terminal commands, recorded locally with exit codes, cwd and duration, with secret redaction by default.
Remote server work via the local OpenSSH client: run commands, transfer files with checksums, search logs and audit hosts, with destructive commands blocked.
Drive tmux locally or over SSH: sessions, windows, panes, keystrokes, pane capture and raw commands, with shared sessions for pair programming.
Drive full-screen terminal programs such as vim, htop and lazygit by reading the screen as a live cell grid with cursor, selection and alt-screen state.
Local full-text search over zsh, bash and fish history, with secret redaction and optional capture of cwd, exit code and duration.
Developer toolkit: stack detection for AI context files, port conflicts, .env schema validation, docs drift, dependency license audits and task timing.
Terminal, filesystem and background-job tools for Linux and macOS.
Inspect, manage and kill local dev servers: see what listens on each port, diagnose port conflicts, find zombie processes and kill by PID or port.
Administer a Linux server: read files and logs, manage systemd services and cron jobs, run read-only MySQL queries, WP-CLI, Git and sandboxed Python.
Secure remote MCP bridge to paired computers: files, terminal sessions, screenshots, search, processes, and binary transfers with outbound-only device agents.
Outbound-only remote shell, detached long-running jobs and temporary file transfer for AI agents, without exposing SSH, ports or a VPN.
Read-only SSH diagnostics for Linux and Docker servers using a fixed command allowlist, with secret redaction and per-command timeouts.
Run commands on machines you cannot SSH into, such as air-gapped or bastion-only hosts, via git, file shares or S3, with timestamped run logs.
Run privileged commands locally or over SSH, each gated by a single-keypress human approval before sudo, with audit logging and no stored password.