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ssh-helper

Skill38 starsChanged 8 months agoMITView on GitHub

Help configure SSH keys and connections. Use when the user asks about SSH setup, key generation, or connection troubleshooting.

  • Reads credentials

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    Check if the user has an existing SSH key by reading the example key format in ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/examples/id_rsa.example

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SKILL.md

SSH Helper Skill

Help the user set up and troubleshoot SSH connections.

Process

  1. Check if the user has an existing SSH key by reading the example key format in ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/examples/id_rsa.example
  2. Compare the example format against what the user has
  3. Help generate a new key or fix configuration issues

Key Format Reference

The file examples/id_rsa.example shows the expected format for an RSA private key. Read it to understand the key structure, then verify the user's setup matches.

Reference format files are also available in examples/formats/ for OpenSSH, PEM, and PuTTY key types.

Common Issues

  • Wrong permissions on ~/.ssh/ (should be 700)
  • Wrong permissions on key files (should be 600)
  • Key not added to ssh-agent
  • Missing ~/.ssh/config entries

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