danmartuszewski/hop
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Fast, elegant SSH connection manager with a TUI dashboard and MCP server
MCP
danmartuszewski/hop
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
Hop is an SSH connection manager that provides a terminal user interface dashboard and an MCP server for managing connections. It is written in Go and organizes SSH sessions for fast, keyboard-driven access.
Best for
Best for
Developers and sysadmins who manage many SSH hosts and prefer terminal-based workflows.
Use cases
- Quickly switch between multiple SSH hosts from a TUI menu
- Integrate SSH session management into MCP-compatible tools
- Reduce repetitive SSH command typing with a centralized config
Notes
Hop is an SSH connection manager that provides a terminal user interface dashboard and an MCP server for managing connections. It is written in Go and organizes SSH sessions for fast, keyboard-driven access.
51 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-07. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Quickly switch between multiple SSH hosts from a TUI menu
- Integrate SSH session management into MCP-compatible tools
- Reduce repetitive SSH command typing with a centralized config
Pros
- Lightweight Go binary with no heavy dependencies
- TUI dashboard enables rapid host selection without leaving the terminal
- MCP server allows programmatic control of connections
Cons
- Small community (51 stars) means limited support and fewer features
- Requires learning TUI keybindings for efficient use
- MCP server integration may add complexity for simple use cases
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Pros
- Lightweight Go binary with no heavy dependencies
- TUI dashboard enables rapid host selection without leaving the terminal
- MCP server allows programmatic control of connections
Cons
- Small community (51 stars) means limited support and fewer features
- Requires learning TUI keybindings for efficient use
- MCP server integration may add complexity for simple use cases
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