# Changelog All notable changes to Tailscale SSH Sync Agent will be documented here. Format based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/). Versioning follows [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/). ## [1.0.0] - 2025-10-19 ### Added **Core Functionality:** - `sshsync_wrapper.py`: Python interface to sshsync CLI operations - `get_host_status()`: Check online/offline status of hosts - `execute_on_all()`: Run commands on all configured hosts - `execute_on_group()`: Run commands on specific groups - `execute_on_host()`: Run commands on single host - `push_to_hosts()`: Push files to multiple hosts (with groups support) - `pull_from_host()`: Pull files from hosts - `list_hosts()`: List all configured hosts - `get_groups()`: Get group configuration - `tailscale_manager.py`: Tailscale-specific operations - `get_tailscale_status()`: Get complete network status - `check_connectivity()`: Ping hosts via Tailscale - `get_peer_info()`: Get detailed peer information - `list_online_machines()`: List all online Tailscale machines - `validate_tailscale_ssh()`: Check if Tailscale SSH works for a host - `get_network_summary()`: Human-readable network summary - `load_balancer.py`: Intelligent task distribution - `get_machine_load()`: Get CPU, memory, disk metrics for a machine - `select_optimal_host()`: Pick best host based on current load - `get_group_capacity()`: Get aggregate capacity of a group - `distribute_tasks()`: Distribute multiple tasks optimally across hosts - `format_load_report()`: Format load metrics as human-readable report - `workflow_executor.py`: Common multi-machine workflows - `deploy_workflow()`: Full deployment pipeline (staging → test → production) - `backup_workflow()`: Backup files from multiple hosts - `sync_workflow()`: Sync files from one host to many - `rolling_restart()`: Zero-downtime service restart across group - `health_check_workflow()`: Check health endpoints across group **Utilities:** - `utils/helpers.py`: Common formatting and parsing functions - Byte formatting (`format_bytes`) - Duration formatting (`format_duration`) - Percentage formatting (`format_percentage`) - SSH config parsing (`parse_ssh_config`) - sshsync config parsing (`parse_sshsync_config`) - System metrics parsing (`parse_disk_usage`, `parse_memory_usage`, `parse_cpu_load`) - Load score calculation (`calculate_load_score`) - Status classification (`classify_load_status`, `classify_latency`) - Safe command execution (`run_command`, `safe_execute`) - `utils/validators/`: Comprehensive validation system - `parameter_validator.py`: Input validation (hosts, groups, paths, timeouts, commands) - `host_validator.py`: Host configuration and availability validation - `connection_validator.py`: SSH and Tailscale connection validation **Testing:** - `tests/test_integration.py`: 11 end-to-end integration tests - `tests/test_helpers.py`: 11 helper function tests - `tests/test_validation.py`: 7 validation tests - **Total: 29 tests** covering all major functionality **Documentation:** - `SKILL.md`: Complete skill documentation (6,000+ words) - When to use this skill - How it works - Data sources (sshsync CLI, Tailscale) - Detailed workflows for each operation type - Available scripts and functions - Error handling and validations - Performance and caching strategies - Usage examples - `references/sshsync-guide.md`: Complete sshsync CLI reference - `references/tailscale-integration.md`: Tailscale integration guide - `README.md`: Installation and quick start guide - `INSTALLATION.md`: Detailed setup tutorial - `DECISIONS.md`: Architecture decisions and rationale ### Data Sources **sshsync CLI:** - Installation: `pip install sshsync` - Configuration: `~/.config/sshsync/config.yaml` - SSH config integration: `~/.ssh/config` - Group-based host management - Remote command execution with timeouts - File push/pull operations (single or recursive) - Status checking and connectivity validation **Tailscale:** - Zero-config VPN with WireGuard encryption - MagicDNS for easy host addressing - Built-in SSH capabilities - Seamless integration with standard SSH - Peer-to-peer connections - Works across NATs and firewalls ### Coverage **Operations:** - Host status monitoring and availability checks - Intelligent load-based task distribution - Multi-host command execution (all hosts, groups, individual) - File synchronization workflows (push/pull) - Deployment pipelines (staging → production) - Backup and sync workflows - Rolling restarts with zero downtime - Health checking across services **Geographic Coverage:** All hosts in Tailscale network (global) **Temporal Coverage:** Real-time status and operations ### Known Limitations **v1.0.0:** - sshsync must be installed separately (`pip install sshsync`) - Tailscale must be configured separately - SSH keys must be set up manually on each host - Load balancing uses simple metrics (CPU, memory, disk) - No built-in monitoring dashboards (terminal output only) - No persistence of operation history (logs only) - Requires SSH config and sshsync config to be manually maintained ### Planned for v2.0 **Enhanced Features:** - Automated SSH key distribution across hosts - Built-in operation history and logging database - Web dashboard for monitoring and operations - Advanced load balancing with custom metrics - Scheduled operations and cron integration - Operation rollback capabilities - Integration with configuration management tools (Ansible, Terraform) - Cost tracking for cloud resources - Performance metrics collection and visualization - Alert system for failed operations - Multi-tenancy support for team environments **Integrations:** - Prometheus metrics export - Grafana dashboard templates - Slack/Discord notifications - CI/CD pipeline integration - Container orchestration support (Docker, Kubernetes) ## [Unreleased] ### Planned - Add support for Windows hosts (PowerShell remoting) - Improve performance for large host groups (100+) - Add SSH connection pooling for faster operations - Implement operation queueing for long-running tasks - Add support for custom validation plugins - Expand coverage to Docker containers via SSH - Add retry strategies with exponential backoff - Implement circuit breaker pattern for failing hosts