Project Management

Open Remote Projects Over SSH

Add a remote folder as a first-class project so terminals, files, and workflows start directly on the target machine.

Open Remote Projects Over SSH

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Prompt to install sshfs support before mounting a remote project

Why You Need This

How this feature boosts your daily productivity

Opening a remote server used to be a setup ritual: find the host, verify the key, install `sshfs` if needed, mount the folder manually, and only then start working. Remote SSH Projects collapse that ceremony into the Add Project flow. Pick a saved host, choose the remote directory, and open it as a real project inside 1DevTool so your remote workspace behaves like a local one from the first terminal onward.

How It Works

Get started in 4 simple steps

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Choose Add Project → SSH

Open the SSH tab in the Add Project flow and pick a saved remote connection.

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Select the Remote Folder

Enter or browse the remote path you want to treat as a project.

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Mount With Guidance

If the machine is missing a dependency such as `sshfs`, 1DevTool surfaces that requirement instead of failing silently.

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Work Like Local

The mounted folder becomes a normal project with terminals and file workflows starting directly on the target machine.

Without 1DevTool

The manual way vs. the 1DevTool way

The Hard Way

# Remember the host name
# Mount the remote folder manually
# Install sshfs after the first failure
# Open a terminal and cd into the path
# Recreate your workspace around the remote folder

The 1DevTool Way

Use Add Project → SSH.
Open the remote folder as a project.
Start working with terminals and files immediately.

Key Capabilities

Everything included with Open Remote Projects Over SSH

Remote folders can be opened as first-class projects inside 1DevTool
Add Project SSH flow connected directly to saved hosts from SSH Manager
Remote terminals launch straight into the chosen host and project path
Dependency guidance for missing mount requirements such as `sshfs`
Remote workspaces behave like local projects for browsing and terminal workflows
Faster onboarding for server-side debugging, hotfixes, and remote maintenance

Why It Matters

The productivity impact of having project management built into your workspace

Remote Feels Local

A server folder becomes a normal project surface with terminals and file workflows attached.

Onboarding Gets Shorter

Remote access starts from Add Project instead of a separate chain of shell commands and manual mounts.

Dependency Problems Surface Early

Missing requirements such as `sshfs` are shown directly in the flow instead of failing later in confusing ways.

Better for Real Maintenance Work

Hotfixing, debugging, and inspecting remote code become part of the same workspace you already use locally.

Ready to boost your workflow?

Download 1DevTool for free and experience Open Remote Projects Over SSH along with 70 other features — all in one app.