Zed
Zed is a high-performance, open-source code editor written in Rust, built for speed and collaboration with humans and AI across macOS, Linux, and Windows.
About Zed
Zed is a code editor written from scratch in Rust designed to leverage multiple CPU cores and the GPU. It supports macOS, Linux, and Windows, featuring built-in multiplayer collaboration tools such as chat, screen sharing, and simultaneous editing. Zed integrates AI capabilities including agentic editing, parallel agent execution across projects, and edit prediction powered by Zeta2. Additional native features include Language Server Protocol support, a DAP-based debugger, Git integration, remote development, multibuffers, Vim and Helix modal editing, Dev Containers, and an ecosystem of community extensions.
What you can do
Run multiple agent threads across projects in parallel to navigate code, edit files, and execute tools.
Built-in multiplayer collaboration enabling real-time chat, shared projects, co-coding, and screen sharing.
Native multi-language debugging support based on the Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP).
First-class native Git support for version control actions directly within the workspace.
Remote development allowing the codebase to execute on a server while running the interface locally.
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