Connect to a Linux host via SSH. target: IP/hostname or a pre-configured alias. Use password or key_file for ad-hoc connections.

Disconnect an active SSH session.

List all active SSH sessions with host, user, uptime.

Execute a shell command on a remote session. Returns stdout, stderr, exit_code.

Upload a local file to the remote host via SFTP.

Download a file from the remote host via SFTP.

Write string content directly to a remote file (creates or overwrites).

Read the full text content of a remote file.

Check whether a file or directory exists on the remote host.

Save a host configuration (alias, host, user, password/key) for quick reuse.

Remove a saved host configuration.

List all saved host configurations.

Get system overview: OS, kernel, uptime, CPU, memory, disk.

List human users on the system (uid >= 1000).

Install packages. Auto-detects apt/yum/dnf/pacman/apk.

Update all system packages. Auto-detects package manager.

List installed packages, optionally filtered by name.

Manage a service: start/stop/restart/enable/disable/status. Auto-detects systemd/sysvinit.

List currently running services.

List top processes sorted by cpu or memory.

Kill a process by PID. Default signal 15 (SIGTERM).

Check if a specific port is listening and what process uses it.

List all listening TCP ports with process info.

Open a port in firewall. Auto-detects ufw/firewalld/iptables.

List Docker containers (running by default; use all=true for all).

Run a Docker container with ports, env, volumes, restart policy.

Stop (and optionally remove) a Docker container.

Get recent logs from a Docker container.

Execute a command inside a running Docker container.

Create a Linux user, optionally with password and sudo access.

Delete a Linux user and their home directory.

Quickly serve a directory over HTTP (Python http.server).

Start a netcat listener to receive connections/shells.

Generate a reverse shell one-liner. Give YOUR ip and port where you're listening.

Quick port scan from the remote machine using bash /dev/tcp.