Made for the way you work
WSL, SSH, and paired machines
Put the workspace where it needs to run. Keep the editor on your screen and use the host that has the files and tools.
In practice
A useful place to start
Open a Linux project through WSL on Windows, or use SSH to work on a development machine with the right build environment.
Work where the files are
The remote workspace host runs the tools and works with its files. That keeps commands in the environment the project expects rather than copying a project back and forth for each task.
Use WSL and SSH
Open WSL projects from your Windows desktop, or connect to a supported SSH host. Pumpkin handles its matching remote components as part of the connection flow.
Connect approved computers
Supported releases can open workspace windows over paired-machine connections. Device approval and connectivity remain separate from the storage used for chat sync.
Get started
Use the remote commands to connect to WSL or SSH, or open an approved paired machine through the supported remote flow.
Good to know
Remote hosts need compatible system tools and network access. Capabilities can differ between local, WSL, SSH, and paired windows. Do not assume every desktop-only tool is available on every host.