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Thoughts on agent-first infrastructure, self-hosted systems, and owning the stack.

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Product · August 2026

Stop Giving AI Agents Your SSH Keys

Your AI agent needs to run commands on your servers. The only credential most people have to give it is an SSH key: everything, forever, with no record. rcmd's answer is a token scoped to named machines, expiring by default, revocable in one command, with every action audited — now one command to mint, and an MCP server to plug into. Includes the two security bugs I found in my own audit trail while building it.

#agent-tokens #ai-agents #devops #infrastructure #mcp #open-source #remotecmd #security #ssh
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Product · July 2026

rcmd: I replaced SSH with a relay so my AI agents can manage my servers

No SSH keys, no open ports, no VPN. A WebSocket relay brokers connections between your machine and remote targets. Cron scheduling, port forwarding, team access with scoped sub-tokens, and agent-first self-discovery.

#ssh #devops #ai-agents #remote-execution
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