dsh-ssh-workspace-manager

"Deploy this to the server" is the kind of sentence that stalls an agent: it does not know which host to target, guesses a remote path, and shells out to ssh with a command the sandbox may refuse. dsh-ssh-workspace-manager moves the deciding facts—host, credentials, remote directory, container runtime—out of the prompt and into a settings page, so a human configures them once and the agent reuses them every turn.

The plugin adds an "SSH Remote" tab to DSH Settings where you manage hosts, inspect bindings, tune defaults, and run connection tests or remote environment probes. On the agent side, tools like ssh_status, ssh_bind, ssh_exec, ssh_sync, ssh_compose, and ssh_inspect let it execute commands, push files, and drive Docker or Podman Compose inside the bound remote directory—no ad-hoc ssh, no path guessing each turn.

It is built for developers who already work through an agent-assisted workflow and frequently target remote servers: you add the host, pick the key, press Test Connection; the agent handles binding the workspace, running the deploy, syncing code, and bringing containers up. Each side does what it is good at, and nothing gets re-derived.