SSH Liaison FAQs

Question 1

What are 'stateful SSH sessions' and why are they important?

Accepted Answer

Stateful SSH sessions mean that the remote shell environment maintains its state (e.g., current working directory, environment variables, aliases) across multiple command executions. This is crucial for multi-step workflows, as each subsequent command can build upon the context established by previous ones, without needing to re-specify paths or settings.

Question 2

Can SSH Liaison be used for standard SSH connections or without AI integration?

Accepted Answer

Yes, while primarily designed for AI integration, SSH Liaison also offers a standalone CLI mode. This mode is useful for directly debugging, testing, and interacting with SSH connections and commands outside of an AI assistant environment.

Question 3

How does SSH Liaison facilitate AI-assisted operations?

Accepted Answer

It runs as an MCP server, enabling AI tools like Cursor and Claude Desktop to establish persistent SSH sessions. This allows AI to execute sequences of commands on remote servers, with the shell state (like current directory or environment variables) preserved between calls, mimicking natural human interaction.

Question 4

What is SSH Liaison and its primary purpose?

Accepted Answer

SSH Liaison is a tool that provides stateful SSH connections and command execution, specifically designed to integrate with AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for intelligent, multi-step remote operations.

Question 5

What connection methods does SSH Liaison support?

Accepted Answer

SSH Liaison supports connecting to remote hosts using your `~/.ssh/config` file for host aliases and predefined parameters. It also allows direct connections by specifying the username, hostname, optional password, and port without needing a pre-configured SSH config entry.

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