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Audit, clean up, and structure SSH config and keys. Use when user asks to "review ssh config", "clean up ssh", "check ssh keys", "add ssh host", "remove dead ssh hosts", "organize ssh keys", or any SSH configuration management task. Also triggers on mentions of ~/.ssh/config, SSH key organization, or 1Password SSH agent setup.

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name	ssh-hygiene
description	Audit, clean up, and structure SSH config and keys. Use when user asks to "review ssh config", "clean up ssh", "check ssh keys", "add ssh host", "remove dead ssh hosts", "organize ssh keys", or any SSH configuration management task. Also triggers on mentions of ~/.ssh/config, SSH key organization, or 1Password SSH agent setup.

SSH Hygiene

Audit and restructure ~/.ssh/ for clean, secure, 1Password-integrated SSH management.

Target Structure

~/.ssh/
  config
  keys/
    <host-alias>.pub
  known_hosts

Config Format

Host *
  IdentityAgent "~/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock"
  IdentitiesOnly yes
  ServerAliveInterval 60
  ServerAliveCountMax 3

Host <alias>
  HostName <ip-or-hostname>
  User <username>
  IdentityFile ~/.ssh/keys/<alias>.pub

Rules:

Never specify Port 22 (default)
IdentityFile always points to .pub in ~/.ssh/keys/ — 1Password serves private key via agent
No private keys on disk, all in 1Password
2-space indent, no trailing comments, blank line between host blocks

Workflow: Full Audit

Read ~/.ssh/config and ls ~/.ssh/
Run scripts/check_hosts.sh to TCP-check port 22 on each host (3s timeout)
Present table: host, IP, alive/dead
Ask user which alive hosts are also no longer needed
Rewrite config keeping only needed hosts, applying format rules
Move/rename public keys to ~/.ssh/keys/<alias>.pub
Delete orphaned keys (private keys on disk, keys for removed hosts)
Verify: ls ~/.ssh/ and ls ~/.ssh/keys/

Workflow: Add Host

Get alias, hostname/IP, username from user
Check if .pub exists in ~/.ssh/ or ~/.ssh/keys/
If missing — user must create SSH Key in 1Password, export .pub to ~/.ssh/keys/<alias>.pub
Append host block to config

Workflow: Remove Host

Remove host block from config
Delete .pub from ~/.ssh/keys/

Common Fixes

IdentityFile pointing to private key → change to .pub
Absolute paths in IdentityFile → normalize to ~/.ssh/keys/<alias>.pub
IdentitiesOnly yes on individual hosts → remove (covered by Host *)
AddKeysToAgent yes on individual hosts → remove (1Password handles this)
Missing ServerAliveInterval in Host * → add 60/3

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name	ssh-hygiene
description	Audit, clean up, and structure SSH config and keys. Use when user asks to "review ssh config", "clean up ssh", "check ssh keys", "add ssh host", "remove dead ssh hosts", "organize ssh keys", or any SSH configuration management task. Also triggers on mentions of ~/.ssh/config, SSH key organization, or 1Password SSH agent setup.

SSH Hygiene

Audit and restructure ~/.ssh/ for clean, secure, 1Password-integrated SSH management.

Target Structure

~/.ssh/
  config
  keys/
    <host-alias>.pub
  known_hosts

Config Format

Host *
  IdentityAgent "~/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock"
  IdentitiesOnly yes
  ServerAliveInterval 60
  ServerAliveCountMax 3

Host <alias>
  HostName <ip-or-hostname>
  User <username>
  IdentityFile ~/.ssh/keys/<alias>.pub

Rules:

Never specify Port 22 (default)
IdentityFile always points to .pub in ~/.ssh/keys/ — 1Password serves private key via agent
No private keys on disk, all in 1Password
2-space indent, no trailing comments, blank line between host blocks

Workflow: Full Audit

Read ~/.ssh/config and ls ~/.ssh/
Run scripts/check_hosts.sh to TCP-check port 22 on each host (3s timeout)
Present table: host, IP, alive/dead
Ask user which alive hosts are also no longer needed
Rewrite config keeping only needed hosts, applying format rules
Move/rename public keys to ~/.ssh/keys/<alias>.pub
Delete orphaned keys (private keys on disk, keys for removed hosts)
Verify: ls ~/.ssh/ and ls ~/.ssh/keys/

Workflow: Add Host

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Check if .pub exists in ~/.ssh/ or ~/.ssh/keys/
If missing — user must create SSH Key in 1Password, export .pub to ~/.ssh/keys/<alias>.pub
Append host block to config

Workflow: Remove Host

Remove host block from config
Delete .pub from ~/.ssh/keys/

Common Fixes

IdentityFile pointing to private key → change to .pub
Absolute paths in IdentityFile → normalize to ~/.ssh/keys/<alias>.pub
IdentitiesOnly yes on individual hosts → remove (covered by Host *)
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Missing ServerAliveInterval in Host * → add 60/3