A bloat free utility plugin for managing ssh-agent in zsh. This plugin automatically starts and manages ssh-agent whenever a new ternimal session starts. After running zsh-ssh-agent, you only need to ssh-add your keys once. The plugin will handle the rest.
To use zsh-ssh-agent, simply run the following command:
To install zsh-ssh-agent using zap, a minimal zsh plugin manager, add the following line to your .zshrc file:
plug 'twfksh/zsh-ssh-agent'
To ensure ssh-agent starts automatically when you open a new terminal session, add the following line to your ~/.zshrc file:
For seamless integration with ssh-agent, add the following line to ~/.ssh/config file:
With this option enabled keys used by ssh will be automatically added to the ssh-agent, no need to call ssh-add everytime.
Inspired by ivakyb/fish_ssh_agent that I've been using on fish shell.
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