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How to run one command across several SSH sessions at once with AI Security Tool

Open SSH, SFTP, and other remote sessions in one terminal and send commands to all of them together.

Credentials. SSH keys and passwords stored in bookmarks or synced through GitHub Gist or Gitee Snippets must be protected and rotated if exposed.

Who it is forA sysadmin or network operator who maintains a small fleet of Linux servers and repeats the same checks on each.

The problemSwitching between separate terminal clients for each server is slow and makes it easy to run a command on the wrong host.

The outcomeOne terminal workspace with several active remote sessions, where a single input is sent to every session you select.

What you need first

  • A Linux, macOS, or Windows machine with internet access to download the build
  • A web browser to open the Web UI at http://127.0.0.1:5577
  • Written authorization to scan or access every target system you plan to use
  • An API key for DeepSeek, OpenAI, or a custom LLM provider if you want the AI assistant or agents to call a model

Steps

  1. Install the build for your platform using the Quick Start table or the one-line script for Linux or macOS.
  2. Start the app with ./build/bin/run-prod.sh and open http://127.0.0.1:5577.
  3. Add a bookmark for each server over SSH, using key or password authentication.
  4. Open a session to each server, then turn on multi-input broadcast so commands go to all active sessions.
  5. Run a read-only check such as a uptime or disk usage command and confirm the output appears for every host.

Prompt for your agent

Using the AI Security Tool repo at https://github.com/ZeroDayEvil/ai-security-tool, open SSH sessions to the hosts in <hosts-list> and enable multi-input broadcast to run a read-only disk usage check. Expected output: one result block per host. Verify that every session returned output and that no session shows a connection error.

Caveat. Broadcast sends the same input to every session at once, so use read-only commands until you have confirmed each host is the one you intended.

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