RT @andreasklinger: Ok nice. My favorite code editor (@zeddotdev) just full-released their agentic editing features. Think agent panel do….

RT @zeddotdev: The world's fastest AI code editor is here.Zed is engineered from scratch in Rust like a video game. Not another fork, but a….

Had so much fun recording this. @HipsterSmoothie and @Zephraph are awesome hosts!.

RT @zeddotdev: Exciting news! Zed now has native Git support starting from v0.177. Designed for speed, Git-native functionality, and a key….

Here I am, on a Sunday, proud of what we did with edit prediction and eager to do it again with the new assistant experience. Shipping makes me happy.

RT @aguzubiaga: This is the first feature I've significantly contributed to at Zed - so happy to be part of this incredible team! 🚀.

@thorstenball Also, can we talk about how beautiful are the designs that @danilobleal produced for this feature? I mean, check this out

@thorstenball: our creature is live!!!.

Excited to finally get this out!. The model can pick up on the exact refactoring you're trying to perform and suggest an arbitrary edit, even far away from your cursor. Seriously, if you felt underwhelmed at other predictive tools in the past (I was too!), give this a shot.

RT @iquilezles: 2025 is a square number (45^2), the only one you'll get to live. Use it well.

This was such a fun one! I think this might also be the first time we show a real pairing session in a Zed Decoded? @thorstenball . Anyway, super excited to record part 2 soon: expect point translation go brrrr.

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RT @zeddotdev: In case you were wondering. Zed is proudly built the hard way—from scratch, starting with an empty repo. Our team *create….

RT @thorstenball: Wrote about something I learned at Zed: shredding.

RT @zeddotdev: Introducing Zed AI, in collaboration with @anthropicAI. Zed AI brings LLMs directly into your editor with an extensible, te….

RT @zeddotdev: Linux when? Linux now. 🎉🐧. For the last 6 months, our team and our open source community have been working hard to bring Zed….

Tasks are very cool! I use them all the time to run tests in Rust. My typical workflow is:. - Run a test, watch it fail.- Change the code.- Hit `option-t` to rerun the failed test.- Repeat until the test passes. Very cool stuff!.

RT @thorstenball: You keep asking us: Linux when?. Here's our first answer.

This is a deep dive into the persistent, append-only, copy-on-write B+Tree we use all over the place in Zed: the SumTree. Amazing job (as usual) by @thorstenball distilling years of learning into a super approachable blog post.