dsh-tool-ssh

Many dsh Agent workflows extend beyond the local machine. Production troubleshooting, log retrieval, and batch deployments all require running commands or transferring files on remote hosts. The traditional approach means deploying a full Agent component on every target machine, which is costly to maintain and hard to cover. dsh-tool-ssh takes a simpler path: as long as the target machine accepts an ssh login, the Agent can operate on it with zero extra dependencies.

The plugin exposes three core tools. ssh_run executes a single shell command on the remote host and returns stdout, stderr, and the exit code. ssh_upload pushes a local file or directory to a remote path via scp. ssh_download pulls a remote resource back to the local machine. All connection parameters (host, user, port, identity file, working directory, timeout, and more) are optional overrides, so the Agent only needs a natural-language description to trigger the right action.

This is well suited for teams and individual developers who need to work across multiple remote machines where installing extra components is impractical or policy-prohibited. Imagine an ops engineer asking the Agent to check a production service status, grab logs, or push build artifacts, all without a jump-box session.