Upload files to a remote host over SSH with atomic writes.
npx skills add https://github.com/Nightreaver/python-ssh-mcp --skill ssh-upload
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ssh_upload Source: https://github.com/Nightreaver/python-ssh-mcp/tree/main/skills/ssh-upload Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Nightreaver/python-ssh-mcp --skill ssh-upload
Simplifies file transfer tasks on SSH-connected hosts by enabling secure and atomic uploads, minimizing the risk of interrupted transfers.
ssh_upload skill allows for seamless file uploads of both configuration files and large binary files, up to 2 GiB, to ensure the transfer is robust and the new files are available even in the event of connection loss.To upload the latest configuration file for your app on host 'server01', use:
ssh_upload --host server01 --path /etc/config/latest-config.yaml --content_text '/path/to/config'
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Securely uploading files over SSH atomically writes data to the remote host, ensuring the new file is fully available before replacing the old one to prevent partial transfers during network outages.
The maximum file size limit for base64 payloads in SSH file transfers is 256 MiB. Files exceeding this limit are handled via direct streaming uploads from the local system to avoid context channel bottlenecks.
To atomically upload a configuration file to a remote SSH host, provide the target server address, destination path, and local file path to securely transfer the text content and ensure the file updates without interruption.
Yes, you can stream large binary files directly from your local system to a remote SSH host. This streaming upload method bypasses the 256 MiB limit and prevents context channel bottlenecks for files up to 2 GiB.
Using an atomic write for remote SSH file uploads minimizes disruption by ensuring the remote file remains intact if the connection drops, significantly reducing the risk of deploying interrupted or corrupted transfers.
Yes, SSH secure upload supports both text and binary payloads. Text payloads are transferred directly, while binary payloads are securely uploaded using base64 encoding up to a 256 MiB limit.
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