Saving Custom Games on the Micro SD

I’ve recently been trying to figure out how to write custom games to the Byteboi 1.0’s micro-SD card instead of using the existing code editor. This is because my Byteboi cannot connect with my main computer due to a hardware issue and it’s inconvenient to swap computers between code uploads. I’ve already contacted the Circuitmess email to ask for assistance, and I was told this feature was currently unsupported but in development. I’m very impatient, and I have confidence I can figure this out. I wield VSCodium, Notepad, and a micro-SD to USB adapter!
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So far, I’ve figured out how to add a new game to the Byteboi home screen with a custom game icon. I know that the screen is displayed in RGB565, the game code is run in ESP32, and the source code was likely developed with ESP-IDF, which can be added to VSCodium as an extension. I have not yet figured out how to decompile the stock game code or write my own ESP32 code. Do you know of any information that might help?