Some kind of introduction on what it actually does and what problem it solves would be nice, it's not entirely clear when just reading the README in your repository.
It seems like it's keeping an ssh connection open in the background, and `esh` allows you to interact with the remotely connected machine without actually opening an interactive session, correct? Could you also maybe explain a bit how you do this, or do you just want us to browse the source code? :)
Ah ok, yes it does everything like you figured, except right now it doesn't keep an SSH connection open in the background. That is a feature I will implement in the future.
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Oh, you should really add a LICENSE to your project as well. https://help.github.com/articles/open-source-licensing/
LICENSE added :)