MyShell
Use case
MyShell for multi-session work
Day-to-day full-stack work rarely fits in one tab. MyShell’s single or multi-column grid keeps local and SSH sessions visible, with hibernate for LIVE panes and restore when you relaunch.
What you get
- Single or multi-column grid layout
- LIVE / HIBERNATED panes so idle sessions stay out of the way
- Session persistence and scrollback across quit/relaunch
- Profile groups with Start all for repeatable stacks
- Help, tasks, and AI always target the active session
Who it’s for
Developers who juggle an API worker, database shell, and local frontend — or several remotes — and want Start all groups instead of retyping everything.
FAQ
What is hibernate?
Grid panes can hibernate so you keep the layout without every session staying fully LIVE until you need it again.
Can I save a group of sessions?
Yes. Quick starts and groups let you reopen a known stack — cwd, startCommand, keepAlive — with Start all.
Does the grid work with SSH?
Yes. Mix local and SSH sessions in the same grid.
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