My rule is: SSH to a machine and running manual commands for any non-toy systems is an antipattern. Every time you SSH to do something, it means you are missing automation and/or observability.

In small teams it's bad because it's a waste of time. In large teams it's bad because it creates communication overhead (it's also a waste of time but that can be often absorbed if things don't get too crazy). For a single person team it is bad because now they have to depend on their memory and shell history.