docs: minor edits

Author: ammario

README.md

@@ -33,18 +33,17 @@ Here are some specific use cases we enable:
 
 ## Features
 
-- Isolated workspaces with central view on git divergence
+- **Isolated workspaces** with central view on git divergence
   - **Local**: git worktrees on your local machine ([docs](https://cmux.io/local.html))
   - **SSH**: regular git clones on a remote server ([docs](https://cmux.io/ssh.html))
-- **VS Code Extension**: Jump into cmux workspaces directly from VS Code ([docs](https://cmux.io/vscode-extension.html))
-- Multi-model (`sonnet-4-*`, `gpt-5-*`, `opus-4-*`)
+- **Multi-model** (`sonnet-4-*`, `gpt-5-*`, `opus-4-*`)
   - Ollama supported for local LLMs ([docs](https://cmux.io/models.html#ollama-local))
   - OpenRouter supported for long-tail of LLMs ([docs](https://cmux.io/models.html#openrouter-cloud))
+- **VS Code Extension**: Jump into cmux workspaces directly from VS Code ([docs](https://cmux.io/vscode-extension.html))
 - Supporting UI and keybinds for efficiently managing a suite of agents
 - Rich markdown outputs (mermaid diagrams, LaTeX, etc.)
 
-`cmux` has a custom agent loop, but, we are heavily inspired by Claude Code in our
-UX. You'll find familiar features like Plan/Exec mode, VIM inputs, `/compact` and new ones
+cmux has a custom agent loop but much of the core UX is inspired by Claude Code. You'll find familiar features like Plan/Exec mode, vim inputs, `/compact` and new ones
 like [opportunistic compaction](https://cmux.io/context-management.html) and [mode prompts](https://cmux.io/instruction-files.html#mode-prompts).
 
 **[Read the full documentation →](https://cmux.io)**

docs/vscode-extension.md

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 # VS Code Extension
 
-The cmux VS Code extension allows you to quickly jump into your cmux workspaces directly from Visual Studio Code or Cursor. This enables a more seamless back and forth between a purely agentic workflow and traditional editing. It's
-especially useful for completing the "last mile" of a task or establishing the initial architecture.
+The cmux VS Code extension allows you to easily pair with cmux during development. Our extension works with VS Code and Cursor.
+
+It's especially useful for completing the "last mile" of a task or establishing the initial architecture.
 
 ## Overview
 
@@ -15,7 +16,7 @@ The extension has a small initial surface area: a command to open a workspace.
 3. Select your workspace
 4. It opens in a new editor window
 
-The extension works seamlessly with both local and SSH workspaces.
+The extension works with both local and SSH workspaces.
 
 ## Installation