dsh-remote-shell

Touching a remote server inside a DSH workflow has always meant hand-written shell snippets or plaintext passwords buried in scripts—clunky and risky. dsh-remote-shell bundles the remote-shell skill into a single plugin so you can drive SSH, SFTP, Telnet, and WinRM operations through natural language, from one unified entry point.\n\nThe scope is practical and complete: command execution covers single one-liners, batch scripts, remote system probes, and health checks; SFTP handles uploads, downloads, and directory listing. The standout design is the encrypted credential vault built on Fernet and PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256—scripts never accept a plaintext password; all credentials are fetched from the vault. Mutating commands are blocked by default and only run after explicit user confirmation, keeping destructive mistakes out of the fast lane.\n\nIt is built for ops engineers and developers who perform routine inspections, batch deployments, or cross-region server management within DSH. If your team wants a unified multi-protocol entry point without leaving secrets in chat logs or script files, this plugin keeps remote operations both efficient and firmly under your control.