wsx (WorkspaceX)

wsx remote                 # list configured names (alphabetized), one per line
wsx remote <name>          # exec the stored command — process-replaces wsx
wsx config edit remotes    # opens $EDITOR on the blob

Stores frequently-used remote shell commands — typically ssh -t host '…tmux attach…' for reattaching a wsx session running on another machine (see Remote access) — under short names. The value is an arbitrary shell command run through sh -c, so nested quoting works as you'd type it at a terminal.

The remotes setting is a newline-separated blob, one name=command per line. There is no wsx remote add — wsx config edit remotes opens the existing blob in $EDITOR, and you add a remote by appending a new line. Clearing the buffer and typing only the new line replaces every other remote, so always keep the existing lines unless you mean to drop them. Example:

ebenmini=ssh -4 -t ebenmini.local "zsh -lc 'tmux attach'"
gpu=ssh gpu-box -t 'tmux -u attach -t main || tmux -u new -s main'

Parser rules: only the first = separates name from command (so = inside the command, e.g. an inline env-var, is preserved); whitespace around = is trimmed; blank lines are skipped; lines with an empty name or command are dropped; duplicate names take the last value.

wsx remote <name> exec-replaces the wsx process with sh -c <command>, so signals and TTY state flow straight through to the remote session; when it exits you're back at your local shell with no wsx parent process. Unknown names error out with the list of available names.