Inspired by @rberg27's original guide, this is an upgraded, secure, and tool-agnostic approach to "doom coding."

Doom coding is the practice of developing software entirely from your smartphone by using it as a remote terminal. By leveraging a private mesh VPN and SSH, you can access your powerful host machine's environment, build tools, and coding agents from anywhere, turning your phone into a portable engineering workstation.

At a high level, your phone serves as a remote terminal for your computer:

1. A mesh VPN places your phone and computer on a private network, hidden from the public Internet
2. SSH provides a secure tunnel into your computer's terminal
3. Your editor, build tools, and coding agents run on the computer; you control them from your phone

Explore the detailed guides below to set up your environment:

1. Quick Start Tutorial - Start here!
2. Overview
3. Requirements
4. Host Setup
5. Client Setup
6. Workflow
7. Best Practices
8. Troubleshooting
9. Contributing