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# SSH Key Management
## Overview
Manage SSH key pairs for authenticating with git remotes. Keys are generated and stored securely, with the private key encrypted.
## How to Use
### Generating a Key Pair
1. Navigate to **Settings****SSH Keys**
2. Click **"Generate New Key"**
3. Enter a **name** for the key (e.g., "GitHub Work Account")
4. Click **"Generate"**
The system will:
- Generate an Ed25519 key pair
- Encrypt the private key
- Store both keys securely
- Display the public key
### Copying Public Key
1. Find the key in the list
2. Click the **"Copy"** button next to the public key
3. Paste into your git host (GitHub, GitLab, etc.)
### Adding to Git Hosts
#### GitHub
1. Go to Settings → SSH and GPG keys
2. Click "New SSH key"
3. Paste the public key
4. Give it a title
5. Click "Add SSH key"
#### GitLab
1. Go to Preferences → SSH Keys
2. Paste the public key
3. Set expiration (optional)
4. Click "Add key"
### Deleting Keys
1. Find the key in the list
2. Click the **"Delete"** button
3. Confirm deletion
**Note:** Deleting a key removes both public and private keys. This cannot be undone.
## Security
- **Ed25519 algorithm**: Modern, secure key type
- **Encrypted storage**: Private keys are encrypted at rest
- **No export**: Private keys cannot be exported
- **One-way generation**: Keys are generated server-side, never transmitted
## API Reference
### Endpoints
- `GET /ssh-keys` - List SSH keys
- `POST /ssh-keys` - Generate new key
- `DELETE /ssh-keys/{id}` - Delete key
See [SSH Keys API](../api/ssh-keys.md) for detailed endpoint documentation.
## Related Features
- [Git Repositories](repositories.md) - Use SSH keys for repository access