SSH Keys

SSH keys are injected into new virtual machines so you can open a shell without passwords. Keys are scoped to a workspace: manage them under Settings → SSH keys in the sidebar of the workspace they belong to. Adding and deleting keys requires a workspace role that can manage secrets.

Add an SSH key

1. Enter a Key name (e.g. MacBook Pro, Framework laptop, CI deploy key)
2. Paste your Public key (e.g. ssh-ed25519 AAAA...)
3. Click Add key

The key is saved and available to select when creating a VM.

Generate a key

If you don't have one yet, the platform shows the recommended command:

ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "rumpty"

Run this locally, then paste the contents of ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub into the Public key field.

Saved keys

The Saved SSH keys panel lists all keys in the workspace:

Field	Details
Name	The label you gave the key
Fingerprint	Fingerprint of the public key, for verification
Created	Date and time the key was added

Delete a key

Click Delete next to a key. Deleting a key does not affect VMs that were already created with it; the key remains on those VMs. It only prevents the key from being injected into future VMs.