> e1z0@kamarovas.net

~/projects $ cat dasshke.md

daSSHke

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daSSHke

When you administer enough machines, your SSH config stops being a file and becomes an ecosystem. daSSHke is my answer: an SSH connection manager that keeps hundreds of hosts, jumps and credentials organized and one keystroke away.

The name is a Lithuanian-flavored pun, and no, I will not be taking questions from the localization department.

Part of the toolbox I build for a simple reason: the fewer keystrokes between me and a broken server, the faster it stops being broken.