Native SSH Engine (antiagent/engine/remote_sessions.py) |
Implemented stdlib-only SSH engine utilizing system ssh and scp binaries. Features deterministic argument assembly (build_ssh_argv), OpenSSH batch mode execution, cached probing with configurable TTL, intelligent SSH error classification (auth failure, host verification failure, unreachable, timeout), and structured remote status parsing. |
Interactive Terminal Proxy (launch_interactive_ssh) |
Full pseudo-terminal (PTY) proxy with POSIX raw mode restoration, automatic terminal window resize synchronization (SIGWINCH), and real-time Antigravity web UI URL detection. Gracefully falls back to direct subprocess execution on Windows and non-TTY environments. |
Atomic Host Registry (~/.antiagent/remotes.json) |
Secure, multi-host configuration store with atomic write-replace (tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile + os.replace), strict POSIX file permissions (0600), and robust input validation preventing argument and command injection. |
Comprehensive CLI Suite (antiagent remote) |
Added 12 complete subcommands: list, add, remove, show, test, doctor, login, status, start, stop, connect, and protect with rich tabular terminal formatting and actionable diagnostic advice. |
| Dashboard Integration & REST Endpoints |
Added 9 secure REST endpoints under /api/remotes/* (GET /api/remotes, GET /api/remotes/status, GET /api/remotes/doctor, POST /api/remotes/add, POST /api/remotes/remove, POST /api/remotes/test, POST /api/remotes/start, POST /api/remotes/stop, POST /api/remotes/protect) protected by origin verification and host header checks. |
Modern Dashboard UI (index.html) |
Added dark glassmorphic Remote Sessions management card, real-time status badges, machine addition/editing modal with connection testing, diagnostics doctor modal, and one-click interactive connect instructions. |
| Automated Verification Suite |
Added 43 comprehensive unit tests across tests/test_remote_sessions.py, tests/test_cli.py, and tests/test_dashboard.py, verifying validation, injection prevention, atomic file operations, CLI execution, error classification, and API handlers. |
