SSH as you already do
Add hosts, open real xterm sessions over ssh2, SFTP and port-forward. Passwords and keys stay in the OS keychain — never on disk.
Real terminals. Credentials in your OS keychain. An AI agent that only changes servers with your say-so.
Thread Nimbus is a one-time $35. Buy it and your private download link appears instantly — and lands in your inbox too. It opens the right installer for your device (macOS .dmg, Windows .exe, Linux .AppImage).
Built for operators who live in terminals and refuse to paste secrets into a chatbot.
Add hosts, open real xterm sessions over ssh2, SFTP and port-forward. Passwords and keys stay in the OS keychain — never on disk.
Devi investigates with read-only commands on the host you’re already authenticated to. Findings are concrete — reclaimable GB, misconfigs, runaway processes.
Mutating commands need your confirm. Destructive patterns are blocked in main — the UI can’t bypass the classifier. Everything lands in the audit trail.
Not engagement bait — the features that let a serious operator run this on a recorded call, on a shared screen, against production, and never sweat it.
Every command that ran — yours and Devi’s — with its safety classification and exit outcome, exportable to a file. Not “it’s safe,” but proof of exactly what happened.
One keystroke blanks every IP and hostname across the app and the live terminal. Screen-share or record without leaking your infrastructure.
⌘⇧H · instantMasks tokens, API keys, passwords and PEM blocks in output before they render — never in a recording or your history.
Type once, run across every selected session — the safe cluster-ssh. Each command is re-classified so a destructive one never fans out.
xterm.js over ssh2 — tabs, resize, copy/paste, SFTP, port-forward, and a semantic highlighter that tints plain output on-theme.
Snippets with typed {{variables}} that prompt before running and show the exact resolved command. Repeatable ops without the mispasted-hostname incident.
Passwords and passphrases live in your OS keychain — never on disk. Host keys are verified before connect; a mismatch stops you cold.
Devi works over your authenticated session — investigates with read-only commands, reports concrete findings, and only changes things with your say-so. Optional on top of the one-time app; the SSH client works fully without it.
df, docker system df, journalctl run automatically.rm -rf /, mkfs, fork bombs, curl | sh never run.ffmpeg; disk is Docker cruft + stale journals.journalctl --vacuum-time=30d
Four themes are free forever. Unlock all 21 — Neon, Cyberpunk, Rosé Pine and more — for a one-time $2.
Run any command — or a Devi task — on a schedule, unattended, and get the results in your inbox. Nightly cleanups, health checks, backups, the cron you’d rather not babysit.
Pay $35 once for the SSH client — every version, forever. Devi AI runs on live inference, so it’s a small subscription you add only if you want it. No seats, no upsells, no dark patterns.
Launch pricing. Devi AI is $12/mo now (regularly $20/mo); yearly is $10/month, billed $120/year. The app is a one-time $35 either way. Themes: 4 free, all 21 for a one-time $2. All prices USD.
What people ask before putting an SSH client with an agent on production hosts.
rm -rf / or mkfs are blocked and never offered for confirm. The UI cannot bypass this gate.A one-time $35 for the signed app on macOS, Windows and Linux. Your one-line installer is revealed the moment you pay.
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