dsh-multi-end

Running DSH workspaces on two or three remote boxes means shuffling between separate management tabs, and the friction compounds fast. dsh-multi-end folds all of those scattered sidebars into a single native DSH panel, so you can browse and manage workspaces and sessions across every host from one place. Each task still executes on its original machine, with no local proxy or relay in between.

Add SSH hosts one by one or import them straight from an existing SSH config in one click; SSH and DSH ports are independently configurable. The aggregated sidebar tags every session with its source backend, and you can browse remote directories, create new workspaces, and open sessions inside them. Daily operations such as renaming, archiving, and reordering are all supported, while dialogue routing, history, forking, attachments, and the message queue are explicitly forwarded to the correct backend. On a dropped connection the plugin retries a limited number of times, preserves unsent drafts, and never re-sends a failed message.

This is built for developers who keep two or more remote dev boxes and want a single mission-control view of every DSH environment. Remote machines only need to run DSH itself; the plugin is not installed on the other side. The current release is a 0.0.x development preview—Windows and macOS remotes have not yet been validated on real hardware, so please review the compatibility notes before putting it into daily production use.