AI for cloud operations & DevOps

Operations happen in the terminal — and so should the AI. Rysh gives ops teams fleets of agents in isolated git worktrees, persistent sessions that survive disconnects, and ten channel adapters that ship in the binary — Slack, email, WhatsApp, phone/SMS, Teams, website chat, Discord, Telegram, Signal and iMessage.

The problem

Cloud work is long-running and interruptible: you kick off a job, lose the SSH connection, and lose the context. Adding AI usually means yet another disconnected tool with no memory of what your terminal just did.

How Rysh helps

Rysh sessions are persistent — detach and reattach with output, history and layout intact, like tmux. Agents run commands (with approval), stream long jobs in the background, and can search and fetch from the web to check docs or status pages mid-incident.

Event pipelines let an agent drive a runbook step by step, and “humanoids” connect a pane to an external channel — so an autonomous agent can post to Slack or email when something needs a human. Loop detection stops a misbehaving agent from spinning.

Key capabilities

• Persistent detach/reattach sessions for long-running ops work
• Approvals + loop detection so automated commands stay safe
• Background bash, web search and web fetch during incidents
• Pipelines & ##> events to script multi-step runbooks
• Humanoids: connect a pane to Slack / email channels
• Remote sharing & an upstream server for team-wide workspaces

See it in action

Get started

Spawn a fleet of agents from files on disk, each in its own git worktree. Try it — install takes one command.