MyShell
Use case
MyShell with Cursor
Edit code in Cursor on a cloud VM while MyShell handles shells, logs, and dev servers on the same machine. MyShell complements editor remotes — it does not try to replace your IDE.
What you get
- Same remote machine: editor for code, MyShell for shells and daemons
- Quick starts with cwd and startCommand for API workers and frontends
- Find-in-terminal and session output search for logs
- AI that turns plain language into runnable shell/SQL with Run
- Works alongside VS Code Remote SSH and JetBrains Gateway too
Who it’s for
Anyone using Cursor, VS Code Remote SSH, or JetBrains Gateway who wants a dedicated shell workspace beside the editor.
FAQ
Does MyShell replace Cursor’s terminal?
No. Use Cursor for editing; use MyShell when you want a full shell workspace with help, tasks, grid sessions, and AI Run.
Does it work with VS Code Remote SSH?
Yes. The same split applies: editor remote for code, MyShell for shells on that host.
What about JetBrains Gateway?
Same idea — keep the IDE for projects; MyShell for multi-session shell work and offline help.
Try MyShell
Native desktop for macOS, Windows, and Linux. $39 one-time Desktop with BYOK AI. Optional Cloud for sync and hosted AI. 14-day trial.