CmdSheets SSH workflow cheatsheets

One-command workflow cheatsheets and command palette for heavy SSH users

Problem

A developer described their SSH workflow: tmux + ssh + neovim, constantly switching between claude code and codex, and asked if there's a better setup. These users juggle multiple sessions, AI coding agents, and remote hosts; commands and configs live scattered across dotfiles and memory, and rebuilding on a new machine is slow and error-prone.

Solution

A lightweight TUI/CLI that packages common SSH hosts, tmux layouts, and agent launch commands into reusable 'workflow cards'. One command spins up the whole environment; configs are saved per project, syncable, and shareable with teammates.

Users

Backend/ops engineers who live in SSH, terminal-first indie developers

MVP

Workflow card definition (host, pre-commands, tmux layout, launch command); one-click spin-up; local encrypted storage with git sync; export and share cards

Revenue

Free open-source CLI + paid cloud sync and team sharing ($3–8/month)

Why now

Terminal-first and AI coding agents are both back in vogue, increasing SSH workflow complexity, yet no dedicated small tool packages SSH workflows.