CxShell
Cross-platform remote workspace / Open source project
Put terminals, sessions, files, and Agent into one clear desktop.
A cross-platform remote connection tool for developers and operators. Less switching, more awareness of the work in front of you.
01 / Capabilities
CxShell brings connections, operations, observation, and assistance together so your desktop serves the task at hand instead of making the task chase windows.
SSH, TELNET, RLOGIN, serial, and local Terminal sessions, all in one tabbed workspace.
SFTP file management, transfer queues, server monitoring, and remote desktop in one session experience.
Access open SSH sessions within clear permission boundaries, with diagnostics, long tasks, approvals, and run summaries.
02 / Workspace
03 / Technology
CxShell is built with .NET, Avalonia, and AtomUI. It is not a remote tool wrapped in a browser, but an open-source project refined for desktop workflows.
Unified desktop controls, themes, and interaction foundations that keep Avalonia pages restrained, clear, and extensible.
A cross-platform desktop framework for Windows, macOS, and Linux, preserving the responsiveness a desktop app should have.
Protocols, transfers, monitoring, Agent Runtime, and native bridges organized through MVVM and clear service boundaries.
Code, documentation, and iteration stay public on GitHub. Feedback, suggestions, and contributions are welcome.
04 / Principles
CxShell grows from real terminal, file transfer, and remote troubleshooting scenarios. AI collaboration has helped explore, build, and iterate on the project, but every boundary, permission model, and interaction choice is guided by real use.
Suggest an idea on GitHub05 / Support
CxShell is free and open source. If it saves you a little time, give the project a Star or support continued development in whatever way works for you.
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