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Unified hub for remote shells, containers, and file management
XPipe centralizes SSH, container, VM, and Kubernetes connections, offering seamless remote file access, script execution, and secure credential storage—all from a local desktop interface.

XPipe is a desktop‑only application that aggregates all your remote access methods—SSH, Docker, LXD, Proxmox, Hyper‑V, VMware, Kubernetes, Tailscale, Teleport, WSL, PowerShell, RDP, VNC, and more—into a single, searchable hub. By leveraging the command‑line tools already installed on your workstation, it requires no agents or configuration changes on the target machines.
From the hub you can organize connections in hierarchical categories, launch terminals with one click, and open remote directories directly in your preferred editor. The built‑in file manager supports tabbed multitasking, sudo elevation, and fast bi‑directional transfers. A versatile scripting engine lets you create reusable scripts that are automatically placed on remote PATHs, while a local encrypted vault secures passwords, keys, and can be synced via a private git repository.
Install XPipe using native installers, package managers, or portable archives for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Once installed, simply add your existing SSH config or container definitions and start managing your entire infrastructure without leaving your desktop environment.
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Deploy updates across a Kubernetes cluster
Run a scripted command on all pods, edit config files locally, and push changes without leaving the desktop.
Manage multi‑VM test lab
Start, stop, and SSH into VMs from a hierarchical view, transfer test data, and snapshot environments with one click.
Edit container configuration files
Open files inside Docker or Podman containers directly in your preferred IDE, with sudo elevation when needed.
Securely share credentials among team members
Sync the encrypted vault via a private git repository, allowing teammates to access the same remote connections safely.
No, XPipe works on top of existing CLI tools and does not require agents on remote systems.
Windows (x86‑64 & ARM64), macOS (x86‑64 & ARM64), and Linux via installers, portable archives, or package managers.
All credentials are kept in a locally encrypted vault; you can add a custom master passphrase and optionally sync the vault through a private git repository.
Yes, XPipe provides a modular extension system that lets developers add support for additional commands or integrate new services.
While XPipe is a desktop application, you can invoke its command‑line interface or use its scripting system to automate tasks programmatically.
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