Babayetu — SSH Automation CLI

Problem Repeated remote access requires address, account, password, and terminal setup, which is slow and risky.

Solution Connect with babayetu <alias>, using RSA auto-login and native backup/restore for safer recovery.

$ babayetu register
? Host/IP: 10.0.3.17
? Username: ubuntu
? Enable RSA auto-login?  Yes
✓ public key/ciphertext stored in config; private key stored in OS Keyring
✓ recovery passphrase configured

$ babayetu api
[Windows Terminal tab] connecting ubuntu@10.0.3.17...
✓ key authentication succeeded
ctrl+c → forwarded to remote; use 'exit' to close

Role & Contributions

• Product design: alias-first workflow where a first token is treated as a connection target.
• Security design: RSA auto-login, OS Keyring private-key storage, and Windows DPAPI config encryption.
• Backup format: rsa.v1 hybrid design with recovery passphrase PBE.
• Operations features: auto backup scheduler, conflict-safe restore, proxy/tunnel blocking, and remote Ctrl+C forwarding.
• Windows integration: PATH/Shim, Windows Terminal tab, tray/autostart, and restart guidance.
• Code: CLI parser, dispatch, handlers, encryption/key management, and install helpers.

Core Features

Architecture Summary

CLI(main.py)
 └─ Command Bus(command_bus.py) ─→ Handlers(handlers.py) ─→ Core(core.py)
Security
 ├─ RSA auto-login(pub+cipher in config, private key in OS Keyring)
 ├─ Windows DPAPI config encryption
 └─ Recovery passphrase PBE + Backup Format(rsa.v1)
Platform
 └─ Windows Terminal, PATH/Shim, Tray/Autostart, proxy/indirect tunnel blocking

Usage

# 1) Register a server
babayetu register

# 2) Connect
babayetu prod-app

# 3) Backup/restore
babayetu backup
babayetu restore

# 4) Windows integration
babayetu install
babayetu path-prioritize
babayetu tray

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