ssh-to-linux-host

Run commands on a remote Linux server by saving host configurations and executing them via SSH automation. The skill connects using SSH key or password authentication, then runs your specified commands directly on the remote host.

Yes, you can transfer files between local and remote Linux hosts. The skill handles file transfers alongside remote command execution, allowing you to move data back and forth securely across an established SSH connection.

SSH automation works with both password authentication and SSH keys. The skill supports standard password login, key-based authentication, and keys protected with a passphrase for flexible and secure remote server access.

Save and reuse SSH connection configurations by creating persisted host entries. The skill stores configurations locally, allowing you to list, test, and reconnect to multiple remote Linux hosts across different sessions without re-entering details.

Manage configurations on multiple remote Linux machines by persisting host entries and applying SSH automation. The skill lets you save multiple host configurations, test connections, and execute configuration management scripts remotely.

SSH connection failures with a passphrase-protected key occur if the passphrase is not provided correctly. The skill explicitly supports key-with-passphrase authentication, so ensuring the correct passphrase is supplied during connection setup should resolve remote server access issues.