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SSH user management with add/delete users, online users, and limit users.

...Its capabilities are packaged as independent plugins that can be installed, replaced, or extended without modifying the DSH source code. The suite adds performance monitoring, agent presets, a task board, mobile remote control, SSH operations, image understanding, and an enhanced workspace panel. Tasks can be organized on a multi-column board and scheduled for real execution through cron expressions. Remote features support paired mobile or desktop access, while SSH tools provide terminals, file transfers, tunnels, and multi-host commands. A workshop system also distributes community plugins, themes, skins, and visual assets.

...Users can organize agent sessions into workspaces, tabs, and split panes while keeping visibility into what each agent is doing. The sidebar shows whether agents are blocked, working, done, or idle, so large multi-agent workflows are easier to supervise. Sessions continue running after detach, which allows users to reconnect later from another terminal or over SSH. The project is distributed as a lightweight Rust binary for Linux, macOS, and beta Windows support. It also includes a local socket API and CLI so agents can create panes, read output, and orchestrate terminal workflows themselves.

...Instead of relying on traditional tab-based workflows, it provides a spatial interface where terminals, editors, Git views, and monitoring tools coexist as movable panes, enabling users to manage complex multi-agent systems visually and intuitively. The platform is designed to work across multiple machines simultaneously, allowing agents running on different devices or servers to connect to a unified workspace without requiring SSH, which simplifies distributed development workflows. It supports real-time synchronization across devices, meaning users can monitor and control their agents from laptops, tablets, or phones with the same interface.

PUPS/P3 facilitates development of multi-process multi-host computations by providing tools to emulate colonies of homeostatic organisms. It permits persistent computation, homeostatic resource protection, and asychronous interprocess communication.