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SSH WEB Public — AI skill for Claude Code

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Lightweight self-hosted web SSH terminal for running AI coding agents from any device.

How to install SSH WEB Public

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open yougelabview66/SSH-WEB-Public and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What SSH WEB Public does

Lightweight self-hosted web SSH terminal for running AI coding agents from any device.

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README

SSH-WEB

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[English](README.md) | [简体中文](README.zh-CN.md)

A lightweight, self-hosted web SSH terminal built for running AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini …) on remote machines from any device. Runs in a single Docker container — ideal for a NAS. The interface is currently in Chinese.

Desktop: tabs, agent status card and project side bar

Mobile: terminal with input bar and special keys

Browser (xterm.js) ──WebSocket──> SSH-WEB (Node.js + ssh2) ──SSH──────────────> target host
                                                          └─WSS (Cloudflare)──> cloudflared ──> host:22

Why SSH-WEB

Most web SSH clients are a terminal in a browser tab: close the tab and the session is gone, and on a phone they are barely usable. SSH-WEB is built around a different workflow — **an AI agent works on a remote machine for an hour while you check in from wherever you are.**

Nothing is lost when you leave. The SSH connection is held by the server, not the browser. Close the laptop, switch networks, lock the phone — when you come back, the tab, the screen and the scrollback are exactly where you left them. No tmux required (it still works fine with tmux).
It knows what your agent is doing. Each tab shows whether Claude Code is running, finished or waiting for you, with the task it is on. You get a push notification when it needs a decision, and on Android you can approve or deny a tool call straight from the notification.
Actually usable on a phone. An input bar that plays well with Chinese/Japanese IMEs, Esc / Tab / Ctrl / arrow keys one