Terminalski has 'Login Agent' for SSH sessions. When it is enabled, you do not need to enter your password repeatedly for logging into the same server. If you use private keys for user authentications, they are also cached in memory for future repeated use. SSH Agent Forwarding is also supported via Login Agent.
When Login Agent is enabled and Terminalski is started, it checks your computer for an OpenSSH compatible SSH agent that provides digital signing services to other SSH clients. If such agent is not detected, Login Agent also automatically activates its own digital signing services. If you are using SSH clients that can make use of such services such as Windows built-in OpenSSH tools (ex. ssh, sftp, scp, etc.), you can seamlessly use the 'publickey' user authentication via Login Agent in Terminalski.
If you want to pre-load a private key before connecting to your server that requires it, use 'Add Private Key' toolbar button; it will list the private keys managed via 'Private Keys' window in Terminalski.
Unlike other credential managers that continuously run in background and hold on to your passwords and private keys even if you terminate the main app, Login Agent is active only when Terminalski is running and your cached login credentials are automatically discarded when you exit Terminalski.
