candratama/tamagosh

Tamagosh is a terminal program for managing SSH connections to remote servers. It is written in Go and shows your saved servers in a list, where you can add, edit, delete, or filter them with single key presses. Hitting Enter on a connection opens an SSH session right there in the terminal. Passwords are saved locally and encrypted with AES-256-GCM, so you do not need a separate password store, GPG, or a system keyring. Each connection can use either a password or an SSH key. Password mode needs the sshpass tool installed, and the password is injected at connect time rather than typed manually. SSH key mode points at a private key file on disk, and if the key has a passphrase, that passphrase is also encrypted locally and fed to ssh through SSH_ASKPASS, so it never appears in the process arguments. Pressing K in the list lets you generate a fresh ed25519 key from inside the app, with the public and private files written into the config directory at the right permissions. A built-in SFTP browser opens with the f key. It shows two panes, one for your local machine and one for the remote server, in a Norton Commander style. You can copy files or entire folders with a real byte level progress bar, multi-select with the space bar, rename, delete, make directories, change file modes, jump to a path, sort, toggle hidden files, and bookmark folders per connection. Pressing e opens any file in your editor, and for remote files Tamagosh downloads the file to a temporary location, lets you edit it, then re-uploads it if you saved changes. Installation is one command, go install github.com/Candratama/tamagosh@latest, plus optionally sshpass for password mode. The first run creates the configuration directory under ~/.config/tamagosh, including the encryption key file with mode 0600. The program is a single static binary with no Python or Node dependencies, supports mouse clicks and scroll wheel inside the terminal, and uses the Gruvbox material dark hard color palette. The README also mentions auto-migration from an older config path used by an earlier name of the same project.