Observed arrival · 2026-09-13
sshTIK, the SSH terminal with useful side doors
A Linux SSH client that opens SFTP and MySQL browsing helpers from the terminal session already in use.
Field notes
The client keeps the terminal as its default surface and assigns adjacent jobs to function keys: F5 opens SFTP with the remote pane positioned in the shell’s current directory, while F6 derives MySQL connection details from the running client. Its database view includes an editable grid, schema tree, query history, and CSV export. The implementation describes separate terminal, SFTP, and exec channels over one authenticated SSH transport, with no server installation required.
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