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C-SSH 0.9.3 Feature Guide
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This release requires manual installation. The sections below describe available entry points and their platform or server-capability limits.
How it works
Three clients
Windows x64/ARM64, Apple Silicon Mac arm64, Android arm64 and Linux x86_64/ARM64 share core capabilities with desktop and phone layouts. 0.9.3 · Manual installation.
SSH and RDP connections
Enter an IPv4 address or domain and a separate port. Domains may resolve to IPv4 or IPv6; existing IPv6 hosts remain compatible. New host form: IPv4 / Domain.
Agent or standard SSH
Agent mode provides structured management and persistent services; standard SSH uses existing PTY, SFTP and related services. Choose per host.
Persistent terminals
Linux uses tmux; Windows uses the matching Agent and Terminal2/psmux. Reconnect to an existing session after closing the client. Not a guarantee for every failure scenario.
Files and system tools
Browse, transfer, edit and verify files. Monitoring, processes, firewall and service controls depend on the target capabilities. Linux and Windows capabilities are negotiated.
One manual server setup
For Windows management, run the supplied Setup on the server once, then connect with a Windows account. No automatic deployment or OCR installation.
Local-first operation
Use local server tools without a Cloud login. Optional accounts provide device management and explicit end-to-end encrypted sync. Cloud does not relay SSH traffic.
Feature areas
Hosts and projects
Create, edit, search, favorite and group hosts. Use IPv4 or domains, separate ports, passwords or keys, and direct or proxy routes. Hosts / Projects.
Terminals and remote desktops
Persistent and standard SSH terminals, desktop tabs and separate RDP windows, with platform-specific keyboard, clipboard and file interactions. SSH / RDP.
Monitoring and history
CPU, memory, disk, load, network and disk IO, live charts, history ranges, top processes and collection settings. Available fields come from the target.
File management
Browse, upload, download, create, rename, delete, edit text and verify hashes. Mobile transfers use system file pickers. Confirm the destination before acting.
Forwarding and broadcasts
Windows, Mac and Linux provide SSH port forwarding, saved commands, batch execution and per-host results. Android has no forwarding or broadcast pages. Desktop features.
Three AI scopes
Global can access all local scope histories; project is limited to that project and host to that host. Manage model accounts, bindings, permissions and confirmations. Conversations and memory remain local.
System management
System information, processes and firewall tools. Windows Native and Linux Agent expose operations according to negotiated capabilities. Unknown capability is not treated as supported.
Application center
Desktop management for supported Docker containers, images, systemd units and Windows services. Availability depends on the server.
Grants and diagnostics
Desktop access-grant management. Diagnostic logging is off by default and can be enabled, queried and exported when needed. Platform entry points follow the actual UI.
Accounts, self-hosting and data
Optional account
Registration, login, device management and logout. Logging in neither decrypts data nor automatically starts a sync. Official Cloud by default.
Official or self-hosted Cloud
Enter the HTTPS URL of your own deployment of the same Creation Cloud server. Login and sync state are isolated when switching sources. Operated by the third-party administrator.
Explicit encrypted sync
Sync hosts, proxy profiles and model-account settings. Passwords, private keys, RDP credentials and model keys are encrypted by the client before upload. AI conversations and long-term memory are excluded.
Model accounts and bindings
Manage model accounts, custom endpoints, bindings and context settings; use tools within the chosen scope and permission level. Use your own model service account.
Data protection
The Cloud data-protection password and local device key have separate roles. Changing Cloud does not move local hosts or chats automatically. Confirm the target Cloud before syncing.
Manual download and update source
0.9.3 must be downloaded manually. With a self-hosted Cloud, later checks use that source; its administrator uploads official downloads and original signatures. No automatic update to this release.
Platform differences
Windows, Mac and Linux expose port forwarding, saved commands, broadcasts, separate RDP windows and desktop access-grant management. Android has no forwarding or broadcast pages. Windows server features require the matching components and capability handshake; ordinary OpenSSH does not imply full Agent functionality.
Mac is M-series only, not notarized and has no automatic updater. iOS is not published. Recovery evidence is environment-specific, not a guarantee for every outage, reboot or server configuration.
Embedded Windows Setup ZIP
Windows, Mac, Linux and Android provide offline export from the DVC management form; Android also offers system sharing. RDP-only mode hides the installer card. The ZIP carries no host or credential and the client never executes its EXE.