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Features · Remote hosts

Your servers, in the same workbench.

Add a Linux host with Tailscale SSH or the SSH access you already have. Its terminals, files and Git work sit beside your local sessions.

← FeaturesAvailableTailscale SSH or SSH

Tailscale SSH

you@build-server

Both computers on your tailnet, with Tailscale SSH on: your username and the host's Tailscale name.

Standard SSH

you@server.example.com

A hostname, IP address or SSH alias you can already reach, with your own keys and settings.

  1. Add a remote host

    File → Add Remote Host, then Set up with SSH.

  2. Enter your destination

    user@host or an SSH alias.

  3. Connect

    Set up & connect, then open a session on the host.

Tailscale is optional and set up separately. Your computer must reach the host, and your account must have SSH access. Tailscale SSH setup guide

What it does.

Your keys, your config
Hostnames, IP addresses and SSH aliases work as they do in your terminal.
Come back later
A saved host reopens to its running sessions.
Retry keeps your details
If connecting fails, fix the host and retry. What you typed stays.
Reachable hosts today
Your device must reach the host, directly or over Tailscale. Reaching others is planned.

Start on this machine.

The desktop app comes with a local host. Add a remote one when you need it.