I built a CLI tool called `sshsync` to run shell commands and transfer files across multiple servers over SSH concurrently.
It was inspired by tools like `pssh`, but I wanted something more modern, intuitive, and Pythonic.
What it does:
- Run shell commands on multiple servers (in parallel) - Push/pull files or directories with progress bars - Uses `~/.ssh/config` and lets you group hosts with YAML - Supports `--dry-run` mode to preview actions without executing - Outputs results using `rich` (tables, colors) - Built with `Typer`, `asyncssh`, and `rich`
There’s no daemon or extra setup, it reads your existing SSH config and just runs.
Would love feedback on general use and especially if there are ways to improve the `--dry-run` output.
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