manage_shell_access

Check, enable or disable shell (SSH) access for the assistant on a hosting account — the one-time step behind run_shell_command, list_processes and find_files. action=status returns {sshEnabled, enabled, fingerprint, lastUsedAt, toolchain, cheatsheet}: toolchain lists the versions of php, wp, composer, node, git, python3 and mysql the account can run, and cheatsheet is the account map to read before composing any command — each domain's docroot, which archived logs,.htaccess, debug.log and stats exist, the PHP default and binaries, the mailboxes and their sizes, directory sizes, plus recipes: proven one-liners (archived error summary, top paths and IPs, status codes, php mail log, disk hogs, malware sweep, php limits, reachability, DNS, SSL expiry). Its logs section says which logs the shell cannot read (the live access/error logs are root-only — use read_logs and get_site_stats for those). enable returns {status:"confirmation_required", confirmationUrl, …}: the customer approves a card once, after which an SSH key of the assistant’s own is authorized on the account and every command runs AS the account user (never an administrator); it also turns SSH on for the account when it is off.