Release notes · Sep 3, 2026

Termy 1.7.9: OpenSSH Config

Keep your hosts and jump routes in ~/.ssh/config and let Termy use them directly.

Current public builds require macOS 26 or later. This is the latest public release in the verified feed.

One Source of Truth

Link a Termy host to an OpenSSH Host alias. Choose SSH Config as the route, enter the alias, and preview the resolved destination before saving.
Connection settings stay current. Termy re-reads HostName, User, Port, Include, and ProxyJump before every new connection and reconnect.
Imported hosts can remain linked. The SSH config importer can keep hosts connected to the default config instead of creating a one-time snapshot.

Multi-hop and nested ProxyJump routes are supported. Saved Termy credentials are reused for matching jump hosts, while other hops can use the target host's configured authentication.
Authentication remains under your control. Termy continues to use its saved authentication or your SSH agent and never opens private keys merely because they appear as IdentityFile entries.
Unsafe or unsupported routes fail clearly. Invalid ports, malformed or cyclic jump chains, and ProxyCommand routes are rejected instead of being silently bypassed. Match and ProxyCommand commands are never executed.