Real VS Code, on your phone, on a real Linux box

You're in an airport. A line of code is bothering you. You don't have your laptop.

You open the URL on your phone. VS Code loads in the browser, full extensions, your repo open, your terminal at the bottom showing the dev server you left running yesterday. You scroll through the file. You make the fix. You run the tests in the terminal. They pass. You commit. You push. You close the tab.

This isn't a stripped-down phone editor pretending to be VS Code. It's actually VS Code, running on a real Linux container with real CPU and real disk, rendered through hoody-display. The phone is just the screen.

Your laptop is just a screen too. The work doesn't live on the laptop. It lives in the container. Any device with a browser can connect to it.