- IDEs & Editors
- VS Code Browser
- VS Code Desktop
Beta
- IntelliJ IDEA
Beta
- GoLand
Beta
- PhpStorm
Beta
- PyCharm
Beta
- CLion
Soon
- DataGrip
Soon
- Rider
Soon
- RubyMine
Soon
- WebStorm
Soon
- Local Companion
Beta
- JetBrains Gateway
Beta
- VS Code Extensions
- VS Code Settings Sync
- Command Line (e.g. Vim)
- Configure your IDE/editor
- FAQs
Command Line (e.g. Vim)
You can currently copy/paste a simple SSH command to get command line access to your workspace from the Gitpod dashboard.
- Visit your workspace list in Gitpod
- View a running Gitpod workspace and click the more actions menu
- Select “connect via SSH”
- Copy paste the selected command

You can also copy/paste your SSH access from the workspace start page, which is shown to users who have selected a desktop IDE or editor as their preference.

You will need an existing private key on your machine for the access to work. If needed, you can generate one using ssh-keygen.
Note: Whilst it is possible to access your Gitpod workspaces via the command line using local companion. As the local companion is still in beta the above method is the current preferred approach.
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