I am using the script command extension where I use my own custom bash script.

The script I have created looks like this:
```

!/bin/bash

Required parameters:

@raycast.schemaVersion 1

@raycast.title

@raycast.mode fullOutput

Optional parameters:

@raycast.icon ...

@raycast.argument1 { "type": "text", "placeholder": "Hostname" }

@raycast.argument2 { "type": "text", "placeholder": "Username" }

Setting TERM variable defines the terminal type. In other words, it sets the terminal type for which output is to be prepared.

For the SSH command, the options -ttyq are used to get connected as fast as possible and -q removes the connection closed message.

TERM=xterm-256color ssh -ttYq user@hostname "command on remote host with arguments $1 and $2"
```

My .ssh/config looks like this with a link to agent.sock:
```

1Password integration

Host *
IdentityAgent "~/.1password/agent.sock"
```

When I run the script from the terminal while 1Password is locked, I get prompted for authorisation from 1Password. After I have authorised it works to run both from the terminal and from Raycast.
When I run the script from Raycast while 1Password is locked, it just shows this icon in the toolbar and I have to click on "SSH request waiting" and then authorise the request: