Termiyo documentation

Install, create your vault, add a login and a host, and make your first connection.

Bring hosts across from the client you already use — fourteen formats, nothing retyped.

Every topic on one page, in the order you will need them.

Generate or import SSH keys, reuse them through identities, and attach certificates.

Reach a private host through a bastion, and forward ports locally, remotely or over SOCKS5.

Console cables and legacy network gear, with the baud-rate warning that saves an afternoon.

A two-pane file browser over the session you already have.

Three layouts, per-server pages, and the app and terminal themes.

Keep commands with fill-in values, and type into several machines at once.

The AI agent that drafts and, with your say-so, runs a plan of steps.

Dictate into a draft you read before it reaches the command line.

Bring your own AI account for the AI features, with the key stored in your vault.

Describe what you want; the suggestion lands on your command line to read.

How the vault is encrypted and carried between your machines without decrypting on the server.

A link that lets someone watch, and type only when you let them.

Team vaults, members and shared access across a team.

Every saved machine in one table, with status filters and stored history.

Read CPU, RAM and disk over an existing connection, and pull in vendor metrics.

Turn an alert into a guided look at the host it names.

Share a repository by link, from this machine or a host.

Wire GitHub or GitLab and repos living on a host.

Drive Termiyo from your own scripts over a local bridge.