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guides(paseo): the comparison table has no hosted-runtime row - #103

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The How to Choose Among Similar Tools table currently has one property in common across every row: the code runs on a machine you own or self-host. Directly below it, Not a fit says:

Scenarios that can't accept "the machine must be online / you maintain your own daemon"

Nothing in the table answers that reader. This adds the hosted-runtime row so the comparison covers the case the guide itself raises.

What changed (both mirrors, one row + one bullet each):

  • Table row: hosted per-app agent, phone-first, with the honest note that it also pairs with a local machine via vibekit-agent link, so "where code runs" is provider container by default and your machine in paired mode.
  • One "How to pick" bullet that points at the "machine must be online" line and states the cost plainly: you give up the local environment, SSH keys, and databases that Paseo exists to protect.

I deliberately did not touch the Paseo-favouring bullets. Paseo wins the open-source, keep-my-env case and the table should keep saying so.

On category fit: your own mobile-ai-coding-tools-2026 guide already places VibeKit in both "remote-control local or VPS-based coding agents" and "open a real development runtime from the phone", so it is in the same lane the table is drawing.

Disclosure: I work on VibeKit. Facts are from vibekit.bot and docs.vibekit.bot; happy to cut the bullet and keep only the row, or reword anything that reads as too promotional.

Checks run locally on this branch: npm run build, npm run check:seo, npm run content:check -- --strict (0 errors, 0 warnings), npm run content:check:baseline — all green.

The 'How to Choose' table only has tools where code runs on a machine you
own, but the 'Not a fit' section right below it calls out people who cannot
accept 'the machine must be online'. Nothing in the table answers that case.

Adds VibeKit as the hosted-runtime contrast in both mirrors, plus one
'How to pick' bullet that names the trade-off honestly: you stop keeping a
machine awake, and you give up the local environment Paseo exists to protect.

Disclosure: I work on VibeKit. It is already in your mobile-ai-coding-tools-2026
guide under both 'remote-control' and 'runtime from the phone'.
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* data: update Windsurf (Devin consolidation, pricing moved to devin.ai) and Codex plan structure (Plus/Pro 5x/Pro 20x, Codex App positioning)

* data: fix Windsurf typo in windsurf.yaml Chinese note

* data: add vibekit.yaml entry (persistent hosted agent runtime) - governance fix for PR #103

* data: vibekit - remove missing logo ref, add governance fields (review/due/confidence)

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Co-authored-by: editor <editor@codepick.dev>
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