dvcrn VS Code Tunnel
Start a VS Code Remote Tunnel in Docker container environments, enabling remote terminal access through VS Code.
Trigger Phrases
- "start vscode tunnel"
- "open vscode tunnel"
- "connect vscode"
- "launch code tunnel in container"
- "vscode remote"
Commands
# Start tunnel (interactive name prompt)
bash /path/to/tunnel.sh start
# Start tunnel with specific name
bash /path/to/tunnel.sh start my-tunnel-name
# Stop tunnel
bash /path/to/tunnel.sh stop
# View status
bash /path/to/tunnel.sh status
# View logs
bash /path/to/tunnel.sh log
Environment Variables
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
VSCODE_TUNNEL_NAME |
Tunnel name | Interactive input |
VSCODE_CLI_DIR |
CLI installation directory | ~/.vscode-cli |
Usage Examples
User: start vscode tunnel
Agent: Starting VS Code Tunnel...
[Executes: bash tunnel.sh start]
Agent: Tunnel started. Please enter this code in VS Code to authorize: xxxx-xxxx
User: launch a tunnel named dev-env
Agent: Starting tunnel dev-env...
[Executes: bash tunnel.sh start dev-env]
Commands Reference
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
start [name] |
Start tunnel with optional name |
stop |
Stop running tunnel |
status |
Display tunnel status |
log |
View tunnel logs (live) |
Dependencies
curl- Download CLItar- Extract CLIgrep- Log processing
Notes
- First-time startup requires Microsoft account authorization
- Authorization code will be displayed in the log output
- Tunnel runs in background; needs restart after container reboot
Platform Support
- Linux x64 (Alpine/Debian/Ubuntu)
- Docker container environments