Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Bastion Terminal puts an approval step between AI advice and server commands
A local-first SSH workspace for Windows and Linux that brings server connections, terminal sessions, and an AI assistant into one desktop app.
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- Backend developers, DevOps engineers, and SREs
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- The illustrated assistant proposes a read-only command and marks it as waiting for approval; the page says nothing runs until the user approves.
Field notes
The workspace is arranged around a host list, terminal session, and assistant panel, with examples showing server status and package output. The feature list includes saved hosts, groups and tags, tabs and splits, a local shell, snippets, and SSH keys stored in the operating system credential store. The site labels these as features in its public 1.1.0 release and lists Linux and Windows downloads.
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