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docs: Simplify Coder Desktop introduction for documentation format
- Shorten introduction to be concise and documentation-appropriate
- Focus on key benefits: no CLI, no port forwarding, simple hostnames
- Remove blog-style content to get users to actionable content faster

Co-authored-by: matifali <[email protected]>
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# Coder Desktop

Remote development unlocks powerful computing resources that may not be available locally—including high-performance GPUs for machine learning, specialized CPU architectures, and HPC clusters for massive parallel processing. However, developers often miss the familiar, responsive, and integrated tooling experience of local environments when working remotely.

Coder Desktop bridges this gap by eliminating the traditional friction points of remote development. No more CLI installation, version management, or manual port forwarding with `coder port-forward` commands. Instead, Coder Desktop provides instant, secure connectivity that makes your remote workspaces feel like local machines. Access your workspace services through simple hostnames like `myworkspace.coder`, launch native IDEs and GUI applications with one click, and synchronize files seamlessly between local and remote environments—all while maintaining the security and performance you need for professional development.
Coder Desktop provides seamless access to your remote workspaces without CLI installation or manual port forwarding. Connect to workspace services using simple hostnames like `myworkspace.coder`, launch native applications with one click, and synchronize files between local and remote environments.

> [!NOTE]
> Coder Desktop requires a Coder deployment running [v2.20.0](https://github.com/coder/coder/releases/tag/v2.20.0) or later.
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