stassh 1.2.1

Fixed

Fixed terminal paste duplication when using Ctrl+Shift+V. The embedded terminal already handled the webview’s native paste event, while
stassh also read and inserted the clipboard contents separately, causing every paste to appear twice.

stassh now relies on the terminal’s native paste handling, including multiline, Unicode, and bracketed-paste support. The custom
Ctrl+Shift+C behavior remains in place for copying terminal selections.

stassh 1.2.0

stassh v1.2

v1.2 focuses on making the GUI workspace feel much more complete: better terminal layouts, broadcast visibility, folder-level SSH
probing, smoother package installation, and more capable reusable SSH transfer actions.

Highlights

• Added drag reordering for GUI layout panes.
• Added a per-layout Min 72 terminal-width toggle to reduce heavy wrapping in narrow panes.
• Improved Main layout mode with clearer pane promotion behavior and automatic minimum terminal width.
• Made Broadcast layouts easier to see, with highlighted participating panes and a better-positioned Broadcast control.
• Added folder-level SSH probing with live success/failure counts.
• Added last-run timing for GUI Ping All results.
• Added Ctrl+Shift+C / Ctrl+Shift+V terminal copy and paste support.
• Added the running stassh version to the GUI status bar.
• Improved the folder Inspector with a primary Open All action and clearer maintenance actions.
• Improved action templates for config-aware scp and rsync workflows.
• Expanded example actions with send-file and directory-sync helpers.
• Improved the GUI quickstart/package flow, including local .deb reinstall behavior.

Packaging

The workspace, GUI package metadata, and Tauri app version are now set to 1.2.0.

Linux package artifacts are expected from the GitHub Actions packaging workflow for the v1.2 tag.

stassh 1.0.0

stassh v1.0.0

First public release of stassh-rust: a portable, offline-first SSH workspace for organizing hosts, launching OpenSSH sessions, and
reusing common SSH workflows from a shared vault.

This release includes three frontends over the same Rust core:

• stassh: command-line interface for scripting and direct workflow use
• stassh-tui: terminal UI for browsing, searching, inspecting, editing, connecting, and running actions
• stassh-gui: Tauri desktop app with host navigation, inspector/editor panes, embedded terminal tabs, action previews, and terminal
  layouts

Highlights

• Portable JSON SSH vault stored locally, designed to be copied or synced with tools you already trust
• OpenSSH-first execution: stassh generates commands/config and launches the system ssh
• Folder and host inventory with stable UUIDs, tags, notes, search, jump chains, SSH options, and local/remote/dynamic forwards
• Import/export support for useful subsets of OpenSSH config files, including nested Include files
• Machine-local identity mapping by key fingerprint, keeping private key paths out of the portable vault
• Optional encrypted secrets.json support for host-associated fallback secrets
• Reusable Actions for workflows that combine SSH forwards, remote commands, local prep, and local tool launch
• Example Actions for VNC workflows and sending a local file to a remote host with scp
• Simulation mode for both TUI and GUI, useful for demos, screenshots, and visual testing without touching real SSH config
• Linux .deb and .rpm packages for amd64

User-Facing Features

• Browse SSH hosts by folder in the TUI or GUI
• Search by host name, path, hostname, username, tags, or notes
• Preview generated SSH commands before running them
• Launch SSH sessions through the system OpenSSH client
• Use jump hosts and SSH port forwards without hand-writing command lines every time
• Run reusable Actions such as VNC-over-SSH or file sending
• Manage local key mappings and local executable capabilities separately from the portable vault
• Use GUI terminal tabs, layout tabs, broadcast input, per-terminal find, and visible exited-session indicators
• Use tmux/byobu launch support from the TUI for multiple terminal sessions

Linux Packages

The attached Linux packages install:

/usr/bin/stassh
/usr/bin/stassh-tui
/usr/bin/stassh-gui

Available package formats:

- .deb for Debian/Ubuntu-style systems
- .rpm for RPM-based systems

## Notes

stassh does not replace OpenSSH or implement its own SSH transport. It uses the system ssh, so existing OpenSSH behavior, agents, known-
host handling, jump support, certificates, hardware keys, and authentication flows remain available.

## Known Limitations

- No automatic identity discovery from ~/.ssh or ssh-agent yet
- Action authoring is currently JSON-first; examples and HOWTO-Actions.md document the workflow
- The Send file to home example uses scp directly and does not automatically inherit complex stassh jump-chain or identity mappings unless
  adapted or backed by an existing OpenSSH config entry