Jack Allison · Work

Browser SSH

SSH in your browser, and an API your AI agents can use

A real SSH terminal in your browser for you, and a safe way for your AI agents to run commands on your machines. Save a machine once and its credentials go into an encrypted vault and stay hidden, then open a terminal from any browser or hand Claude Code, Codex, or any agent scoped access over an API and an MCP server, without the agent ever seeing a credential.

Browser SSH is built on one idea: your machine credentials should never leave the vault, not for you in everyday use, and never for an AI agent. Save a host once and its credentials are sealed with envelope encryption, decrypted only in memory the moment you connect. From there it works two ways. You get a real SSH terminal in any browser, nothing to install, on desktop or mobile. And your AI agents get a safe way in: mint a scoped API key and let Claude Code, Codex, or any agent run commands through an OpenAI style API and an MCP server, with a command policy on each key deciding exactly what it may run, so there is no key wrangling and no pasting secrets into prompts. Host keys are pinned on the first connect, scheduled checks watch your machines and explain failures in plain language, and every action from every surface lands in one audit log.

Web App · 2026 · Live · 22,350 lines. Live at browserssh.com, with a free tier that needs no card.

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What it does

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