Just interested in general, but what do you mean by this? Is there remote management in another terminal or app that I could look at to get an idea?

• https://termius.com
• https://coreshell.app

For my part, it would be nice if there was a way to configure connections to remote servers that you frequently access. Some means of prefilling the hostname and other connection details that would be part of the ssh command. Then a simple way to be able to pick one of those (maybe from the command pallet?).

From Shaqaruden via Discord: https://discord.com/channels/851854972600451112/852249738002956311/943265788779954217

Not sure if this has been asked for already but I would like to see adding SSH connections to warp to connect to within a couple clicks would be nice. Similar to Termius or Tabby Terminal

Because I usually use SSH to connect to the server remotely for development work, I hope wrap can save server objects (including IP address, user identity, etc.) so that I can easily connect to the server.

I've been really liking the work coming out of Charm: https://github.com/charmbracelet
I think we should work on some deep integrations with some of their tools like wishlist and wish.

• https://github.com/charmbracelet/wishlist
• https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish

Something nice would be similar to profiles in iTerm, which can be configured to SSH into a remote client.

+1
Possibility to add configured aliases into bootstrapped shell.
E.g. I have an alias as such:
alias la='ls -al'

I would like for Warp to automatically add this alias on all remote hosts I connect to

I think being able to type from the terminal ssh it checks to see if a profile exists for that host and applies it. Much more simple then having to select from a list of saved profiles.

https://github.com/brockgr/csshx

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It would be great to use local aliases in server.
For instance I use these following aliases in my local for git usage
alias gst='git stash'
alias gsp='git stash pop'
alias gs='git status'
alias gp='git push'
Would be great if I can use this same commands when I ssh to server!

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From @neongreen via #1078

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Currently if I'm in an SSH session and I close my laptop, after re-opening it I might get "broken pipe" or just a stuck session.

I'd love if Warp's custom SSH support had auto-reconnect. I know that Mosh exists, but having this built-in without having to install Mosh on the server would be much nicer.

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I opened #1736 and wanted to drop this idea here as well. This is a request for considering implementing SSH multiplexing which makes working in different panes, tabs or windows on remote hosts easier.
Terminal emulators like iTerm2 or Terminal honor ssh multiplexing configurations. I think 1. Warp needs to honor multiplexing and 2. Warp can enhace it by automatically logging in to the remote host using the connection the new tab was launched from.

From #1815

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It would be really nice to have a workflow that supports interactive SSH as a base.
For example, I could define the following workflow commands:
command: |-
 ssh user@machine
 curl http://file.mydomain.tld > /tmp/file
 cat /tmp/file

The first step of the workflow would be to create a SSH session and the second and third step would be executed in the SSH session.

Unless I'm mistaken, as the first command is opening an interactive SSH session, the other two commands won't be executed until the first one returns/exits.

Or even better, allow us to use workflows on a remote SSH environment !

Amazing tool by the way!

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Just making it easier to reproduce commands on a remote environment.

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It would be great if Warp supported drag-and-drop for sending files to the remote host if there is an open SSH connection. In other words, suppose I am connected to my cloud VM via SSH in Warp, and I am looking at a certain directory. If I were to drag a file from my Mac into Warp, it would get transferred to that directory on the cloud VM.

On my side the request for this basic function dates from the beginning of 2024... and since then absolutely no progress or roadmap on the subject ? and like you back to Iterm2 and very satisfied !

This issue has gone on its 4th anniversary and the feature is still in the air

Warp is nice, but a terminal with no SSH sessions/profiles is just not acceptable.... I think this one of the only ones on the market, definitely the only one beyond the "main" players.
Personally I am switching back to iterm2.

See you again if some day you decide to prioritize the terminal stuff over the AI stuff

googled this thinking i must be going mad there's no connection manager in warp but no, here we are still

A SSH connection manager would be great, especially when connecting to multiple servers using SSH. I'd also like to see some form of SSL encryption management which ties the SSL to Warp but doesn't store the encryption only what is important from the key.

I must say, that since the OP's post in 2021, I'm losing hope. I'm still not sure what constitutes a good business-decision with this current model. If a CM was added, there'd be a lot of happy people and potential custom. Still, 5 years shows us the way things are. I'd jump at it if I was the developer but bad decisions have to come from somewhere, I suppose! Gives us something to whinge about anyway! :)

I might not understand how or where to look but is this Feature Request in state of accepted and we are waiting or is it just left here in a discussion? Is there a way to see what the Devs are adding to thier backlog?

I had been waiting for it for so long and finally created https://github.com/danmartuszewski/hop that works beautifully with Warp

+1, this is the single feature that keeps me on Termius instead of Warp.

I manage 30+ servers across multiple environments (prod / staging / dev) and customers, and the workflow I need is simply:

• save host / port / user / identity file / jump host as a profile
• group them by env or project, with tags
• one-click launch from a sidebar — no retyping ssh -i ... -J ... -p ...
• ideally sync across machines

~/.ssh/config only covers part of it — there's no GUI list, no grouping, no per-host metadata, and no fast launcher. iTerm2's profiles + Termius's Hosts both solve this in different ways; Warp currently solves neither.

I understand the team's focus is "Warpify the remote shell," but for a lot of us the pre-step (organizing and launching the connection) is the actual daily friction. Warpify only matters after I've connected — and right now I'm connecting in Termius.

Happy to switch the day this lands. Posting here per maintainer guidance instead of opening another duplicate issue.