TASTESSH docs
A Rust-native SSH client that handles direct and Jump Host chain connections, built on strict host key verification and your operating system's credential store. It runs without WebView or JavaScript screens.
Installation
Check the version, SHA-256, and code signing details on the downloads page before installing. View download details
What to check now
- Source version
- 0.1.24
- Supported platforms
- Linux
- Release status
- Released · improving
- GitHub repository
- Verified repository
- External docs
- Verified docs
Quick start
- 1
Get the installer with a verified signature and SHA-256 from the Downloads page.
- 2
Register a host, and on the first connection compare the displayed host key fingerprint with the value from your server administrator.
- 3
Save your password in the OS credential store or choose SSH Agent, then connect.
Key features
Strict host key verification
New server keys aren't connected until you explicitly trust them, and connections are blocked if a key differs from the saved one.
Host search and registration
Search, select, and register hosts, and load saved group, Identity, forwarding, and snippet details.
OS credential storage
Passwords and key passphrases are stored in the OS keyring, and you can choose SSH Agent as an authentication method.
Jump Host chain connections
Direct connections and multi-hop Jump Host connections are handled the same way, with authentication kept separately at each hop.
Native terminal sessions
Terminal output, command input, window resizing, connection cancellation, and exit status are handled on native screens.
Session side tabs
Check related details in the Session, SFTP, Tunnel, Snippet, Serial, and Log tabs. Dedicated screens for some advanced features are in the works.
Opt-in session logs
Session records are kept only when you turn them on.
Command-line tool
Register hosts, save passwords, and connect from the command line too, to automate repetitive work.
Troubleshooting
I can't see a download button.
Check the currently published installers and verification details on the downloads page.
Can I check which operating systems are supported?
The docs only list environments verified for each product. “Being verified” means support isn't confirmed yet.
Where can I check the current feature scope?
The key features in these docs and the product page are written based on the current project source.