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+---
+order: 11
+title: Agent SSH access
+date: 2025-03-05
+desc: Use SSH access to interact with your agents deployed on Fleek Machines..
+---
+
+# Access agent instances via SSH
+
+Users can now use Secure Shell (SSH) access to interact with their agent’s Virtual Machine (VM) instance and perform operations such as adding custom [Eliza plugins](/docs/ai-agents/plugins/) or actions.
+
+With SSH access, users can gain access to the Fleek Machine VM that holds their AI agent’s instance. Accessing and interacting with your AI agent’s virtual machine is straightforward.
+
+## How to access agent instances with SSH
+
+1. Go to [fleek.xyz/eliza](/eliza)
+2. If you haven’t yet deployed an agent, use one of the [three options](/docs/ai-agents/#deploy-ai-agents) listed on the page to do so.
+3. Click on an agent from the lefthand sidebar, then click on its Settings tab.
+4. On the Settings tab, you will see a “Connect via SSH” section.
+5. An SSH connection command and password will be automatically generated for you.
+6. Go to a terminal on your machine and run the command generated on the UI.
+7. You will be prompted to type in your password as well.
+
+Now you can interact with your agent as pictured below:
+
+![Enable SSH](./enable-ssh.png)
+
+## How can I use SSH access to build and manage my agent?
+
+- Uploading forked Eliza builds
+- Adding custom actions
+- Editing a characterfile from the terminal
+- Making adjustments to custom plugins and actions
+- And in general, taking any create, read, update or delete (CRUD) action on your agent’s codebase.