https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog Bastion Terminal is a local-first SSH client for Windows and Linux. Organize connections, keep sessions on your machine, and investigate problems with an AI assistant that waits for approval. en-us Wed, 28 Oct 2026 15:17:13 GMT https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/road-to-bastion-deploy/ https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/road-to-bastion-deploy/ What it would take to ship a local-first deploy product on top of the SSH workspace, and the four waves that get us there. Fri, 24 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT Roadmap noreply@bastionterminal.com (Bastion contributors) https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/bastion-ai-trust-model/ https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/bastion-ai-trust-model/ How Bastion AI is designed to propose, explain, and wait, and why the trust pipeline is the product, not a feature. Wed, 22 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT Engineering noreply@bastionterminal.com (Bastion contributors) https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/bastion-v1-shipped/ https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/bastion-v1-shipped/ SSH sessions, AI modes, and the deploy panel in the public Bastion Terminal 1.1.0 release for Linux and Windows. Mon, 20 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT Engineering noreply@bastionterminal.com (Bastion contributors) https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/os-keychain-private-keys/ https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/os-keychain-private-keys/ Why Bastion uses the platform keychain for SSH keys, how the integration works on each OS, and the threat model it leaves intact. Sun, 12 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT Security noreply@bastionterminal.com (Bastion contributors) https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/why-local-first-ssh/ https://www.bastionterminal.com/blog/why-local-first-ssh/ The case for keeping hosts, keys, and settings on the device, and the trade-offs that come with that. Sun, 05 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT Engineering noreply@bastionterminal.com (Bastion contributors)