Most SSH tools solve the connection problem. I wanted to solve the workflow around the connection. When I manage servers, the work rarely stops at "open a terminal." I usually need to connect over SSH, move files with SFTP, check whether the server is under pressure, open or edit remote files, recover failed transfers, and sometimes set up port forwarding. Those actions often live in separate tools or separate windows, which makes simple server work feel more scattered than it needs to be. That is why I started building TermDock. TermDock is an open-source, local-first SSH + SFTP desktop workspace for developers and operators. It is built with Electron, React, TypeScript, xterm.js, and ssh2, and it currently focuses on macOS and Windows. The goal is not to become the biggest terminal app. There are already mature tools in that space. The goal is to make everyday server operations safer and more recoverable for individual developers, small teams, and people who frequently manage remote machines.…