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ServiceTerms of ServicePrivacy PolicyAcceptable Use PoliciesSubprocessorsCookie PolicyDMCA PolicySoftwareSoftware OverviewAttributionsCLALicense: GPL-3.0License: Apache-2.0Zed Contributor License and Feedback AgreementWelcome to our Contributor License and Feedback Agreement! Here's a quick breakdown of what's inside: You (the contributor) are entering into an agreement with Zed Industries, Inc. You're giving Zed permission to use and share your contributions (like original works or modifications). You assure us that the contributions are truly your own and you have the legal right to share them. You're not required to support your contributions but you're welcome to if you wish. If you ever notice an error or change in the details you've given us, you agree to let us know. In short, this agreement covers the terms for your valuable contributions to Zed's projects. Legally binding section follows: By submitting a Contribution, use of the Solution or any components related thereto (as such is further defined in Zed’s End User License Agreement located here: https://zed.dev/eula) or as enabled pursuant to your use of Zed’s collaboration tools offered therein, you hereby accept and ag…

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ServiceTerms of ServicePrivacy PolicyAcceptable Use PoliciesSubprocessorsCookie PolicyDMCA PolicySoftwareSoftware OverviewAttributionsCLALicense: GPL-3.0License: Apache-2.0Privacy PolicyLast Updated: June 9, 2026 Summary Zed collects user information (name, email, username, IP address, etc.), device and usage data, and web analytics to improve our products and services, as well as payment details if you subscribe. We do not store your source code and we process but do not store audio/video/screenshare from collaboration sessions. For a limited set of provider-designated AI models (such as Anthropic's Mythos-class models), the model provider retains prompts and outputs for a limited period for safety purposes; see our AI Privacy documentation. We don't sell your data and we don't allow AI providers to train on it You control Zed editor telemetry — disable it in Settings or learn more at https://zed.dev/docs/telemetry We honor Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals from your browser To access, correct, or delete your data, email [email protected] with subject "Privacy Request" Questions? Contact us at [email protected]. The full policy below contains complete details. Introduction This Pri…

ServiceTerms of ServicePrivacy PolicyAcceptable Use PoliciesSubprocessorsCookie PolicyDMCA PolicySoftwareSoftware OverviewAttributionsCLALicense: GPL-3.0License: Apache-2.0Digital Millennium Copyright Act PolicyLast Updated: March 2, 2026 1. Respect of Third-Party Rights Zed respects the intellectual property rights of others, takes the protection of intellectual property rights very seriously, and asks users of the Service to do the same. Infringing activity will not be tolerated on or through the Service. 2. DMCA Notification We comply with the provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act applicable to Internet service providers (17 U.S.C. § 512, as amended). If you have an intellectual property rights-related complaint about any material on the Service, you may contact our Designated Agent at the following address: Zed Operations Zed Industries, Inc 2590 Welton Street, Suite 200, PMB 1916 Denver, CO, 80205 Phone: 720-259-9961 Email: [email protected] 3. Procedure for Reporting Claimed Infringement If you believe that any content made available on or through the Service has been used or exploited in a manner that infringes an intellectual property right you own or control, the…

ServiceTerms of ServicePrivacy PolicyAcceptable Use PoliciesSubprocessorsCookie PolicyDMCA PolicySoftwareSoftware OverviewAttributionsCLALicense: GPL-3.0License: Apache-2.0Cookie PolicyLast Updated: February 25, 2026 This policy explains how Zed Industries, Inc. ("Zed," "we," "our," and/or "us") uses cookies and similar technologies to secure our platform and understand how you use our products. What are Cookies? Cookies are small data files placed on your device when you visit a website. They help the website to distinguish you from other users of the website or products and services and remember your actions and preferences. What We Use Cookies For We use cookies to achieve three goals: Functionality: To keep you logged in and ensure the site works securely. Performance: To improve the functionality of our websites or products and services. Marketing: To measure and improve the effectiveness of our marketing campaigns. We currently distinguish between "Essential" cookies (which we need to operate), "Analytics" cookies (which are optional), and "Marketing" cookies (which are optional). 1. Essential Cookies These are strictly necessary to make our products available to you. We use …

CommunityCode of ConductContributing to ZedCode of ConductOur Pledge We as members, contributors, and leaders pledge to make participation in our community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of age, body size, visible or invisible disability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender identity and expression, level of experience, education, socio-economic status, nationality, personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity and orientation. We pledge to act and interact in ways that contribute to an open, welcoming, diverse, inclusive, and healthy community. Our Standards Examples of behavior that contributes to a positive environment for our community include: Demonstrating empathy and kindness toward other people Being respectful of differing opinions, viewpoints, and experiences Giving and gracefully accepting constructive feedback Accepting responsibility and apologizing to those affected by our mistakes, and learning from the experience Focusing on what is best not just for us as individuals, but for the overall community Examples of unacceptable behavior include: The use of sexualized language or imagery, and sexual attention or advances of any kind Trol…

CommunityCode of ConductContributing to ZedContributing to ZedThank you for your interest in contributing to Zed! Before making contributions, we recommend reading our CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines. This document provides a detailed guide to contributing to Zed. Issues If you're eager to dive in and start contributing immediately, check out our issue tracker. Public Roadmap If you're wanting to contribute by building out a feature, we recommend taking a look at our roadmap. This roadmap documents, at a high level, the larger features we're planning to build out in the future. Zed GitHub Repository Check our codebase out on GitHub.

ServiceTerms of ServicePrivacy PolicyAcceptable Use PoliciesSubprocessorsCookie PolicyDMCA PolicySoftwareSoftware OverviewAttributionsCLALicense: GPL-3.0License: Apache-2.0Acceptable Use PoliciesLast Updated: March 2, 2026 Some third-party services accessible through Zed have their own acceptable use policies. These apply whether Zed hosts the service on your behalf or you connect your own account. The applicable policies are listed below and apply alongside the Zed End User Terms and Zed Privacy Policy. These policies may be updated from time to time by the applicable provider. Anthropic Anthropic Usage Policy GitHub GitHub Acceptable Use Policies GitHub Copilot Product Specific Terms Google Google Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy OpenAI OpenAI Usage Policies OpenRouter OpenRouter Terms of Service Vercel Vercel Acceptable Use Policy xAI xAI Acceptable Use Policy

Zed IndustriesAboutTeamValuesJobsBrandThe TeamNathan SoboCEO & Co-founderNathan joined GitHub in late 2011 to build the Atom text editor, and he led the Atom team until 2018. He also co-led development of Teletype for Atom, pioneering one of the first production uses of conflict-free replicated data types for collaborative text editing. He's been dreaming about building the world's best text editor since he graduated from college, and is excited to finally have the knowledge, tools, and resources to achieve this vision.Antonio ScandurraCo-founderAntonio joined the Atom team in 2014 while still in university after his outstanding open source contributions caught the attention of the team. He later joined Nathan in architecting Teletype for Atom and researching the foundations of what has turned into Zed. For the last two years, he's become an expert in distributed systems and conflict-free replicated data types through the development of a real-time, distributed, conflict-free database implemented in Rust for Ditto.Max BrunsfeldCo-founderMax joined the Atom team in 2013 after working at Pivotal Labs. While driving Atom towards its 1.0 launch during the day, Max spent nights and week…

Zed IndustriesAboutTeamValuesJobsBrandOur VisionWe’re Zed Industries, a small and passionate team with a vision for building the world’s best text editor—for you, and for your team. Zed isn’t our first editor. It’s the culmination of more than a decade of experience building tools for developers. We created the hackable text editor, Atom, and the pioneering software platform that launched an entirely new generation of desktop apps, Electron. We also built Tree-sitter, an advanced syntax parsing framework used by the most popular editors in the world. Building tools that matter is in our DNA. Now, we’re building something new again with that same drive and a new vision. We believe the best software is handcrafted, with unparalleled attention to detail. We believe software development is better when it’s a shared experience. We believe there’s a better way to write software—and this is just the start of the adventure. We think there's a better way to write code, and it starts with the following assumptions. Mission-critical tools should be hyper-responsive When you move the cursor or type a character, you should see pixels on the next refresh of your display—every time. Even sub-perc…

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Zed IndustriesAboutTeamValuesJobsBrandOur Team ValuesWe work best with teammates who embody the following values.ShippingDon't just talk about it. Do it!We are only as good as our last shipCraftsmanshipSweat the details and get it rightLeave the codebase better than you found itCollaborationSpend time actually working together, not just talking about work in meetingsCommunicate effectivelyAutonomyFigure out where you fit into the vision and executeKnow when to ask for help to be more effectiveIntensityDon't be afraid to think big, then actChallenge accepted limits and approachesAsk the hard questionsHumilityRemember that you might be wrong, and then learn from it when you areArrogance is a sign of ignoranceBe receptive to others' ideas while holding your center

Agentic EngineeringPractical application of AI to create quality softwareSoftware development is changing and we find ourselves at a convergence. Between the extremes of technological zealotry ("all code will be AI-generated") and dismissive skepticism ("AI-generated code is garbage") lies a more practical and nuanced approach—one that is ours to discover together.Agentic EngineeringCombining human craftsmanship with AI tools to build better software.Agentic Engineering means integrating AI into your existing development workflow. When quality software is the goal, there is no substitute for a skilled engineer. It is about enhancing what we can accomplish through thoughtful collaboration.Perfecting our tools has always been essential to good engineering. Traditional developer tools are predictable—they give the same output for the same input. AI tools work differently—they're powerful but stochastic.Learning to work effectively with this inconsistency is a new engineering skill.Leverage, not magicAgentic Engineering represents the integration of two seemingly opposing approaches:[ Fig 1 ] — Traditional10010101011010Fast, reliable, deterministic development with predictable outcomes…

Zed IndustriesAboutTeamValuesJobsBrandJoin the Zed TeamOpen Positions Zed is a company for developers, by developers. All 3 of our founders have spent years in the trenches writing software and still do it almost every single day. We know the only way to build the world's best code editor is by equipping every single member of the team to do the best work of their career. Open Source EngineerProduct Design Engineer Perks and Benefits Reasons why we love to work at Zed. Empowered AutonomyDive into projects you're passionate aboutYour ideas and enthusiasm shape our products' futureImpactful RoleEvery task has a direct impact on our successYour work is visible, valued, and vitalTeam ConnectionAnnual Team Summit at unique, inspiring locationsA fun and passionate team that loves what we doWork-Life BalanceUnlimited PTO: Take the time you need, when you need itTrue Work-Life Balance: We encourage a healthy balancePremium BenefitsComprehensive health insurance for your securityBest-in-class hardware to keep you in the grooveRemote WorkWork from anywhere: Your workspace is yours to chooseFully remote work environment Don't see a role that fits? Send us an email.

Zed IndustriesAboutTeamValuesJobsBrandThe Zed BrandThe text editor is called "Zed". The company that develops Zed is called "Zed Industries". Both of them should always be capitalized when referred to. Logo The Zed logo and wordmark can be used in three colors: brand blue, full white, and full black. Ensure that you don't render them in any other colors or with distorted sizes or dimensions. Pure Black (#000)Copy SVGSVGPNG Pure White (#FFF)Copy SVGSVGPNG Brand Blue (#1348DC) & BlackCopy SVGSVGPNG Brand Blue (#1348DC) & WhiteCopy SVGSVGPNG Logomark The logomark has a variation that includes a slight gradient on the bottom right part of it. We don't enforce the use of one version over the other, meaning you can choose to use either of them as you wish, as long as you respect the color guidelines above. Download PNG Copy SVGSVGDownload PNG Copy SVGSVG App icon Each version of the Zed app (stable and preview) has a different icon. Download PNGDownload PNG Trademark The Zed name and logos are trademarks of Zed Industries, Inc. We love our community, but depend as a business on control of our brand. Therefore: You may not use the Zed name or logos in any way that could mistakenly imply a…

20242025202622Zed's Year In ReviewHard to believe we began this year without agentic editing or a debugger. Our team and community are bigger than ever, and we're so proud of what we accomplished together.←→ to navigateSwipe to navigate.February 13thEdit PredictionsThe first AI release of the year: we introduced Zeta, our open source, open dataset edit prediction model.Reread Blog PostMarch 12thNative Git SupportAn initial implementation of several fundamental Git features right in the editor.Reread Blog PostMay 7thZed Gets AgenticA complete overhaul of Zed's agent panel, including bespoke features like multibuffer review and agent following.Reread Blog PostJune 18thDebugger LaunchesKickstarted by the community after thousands of developer requests, Zed ships a native debugger.Reread Blog PostAugust 27thAgent Client ProtocolZed becomes the editor for all agents through ACP: the best way to connect any agent to any client.Reread Blog PostOctober 15thZed on WindowsAfter countless requests, a freshly written rendering backend, and much more, Zed is available on Windows.Reread Blog PostIcon ThemesJanuary 15thMinimapMay 7thKeymap EditorJuly 16thRevamped OnboardingAugust 13thHelix Keymap…

ServiceTerms of ServicePrivacy PolicyAcceptable Use PoliciesSubprocessorsCookie PolicyDMCA PolicySoftwareSoftware OverviewAttributionsCLALicense: GPL-3.0License: Apache-2.0Terms of ServiceThese Terms of Service govern your use of the Zed application distributed by Zed Industries and Zed-operated services accessed through it. Zed's source code is licensed separately under the open source licenses published with that source code. See Software Overview for more info. Last Updated: March 2, 2026 Welcome, and thank you for your interest in Zed Industries, Inc. (“Zed,” “we,” or “us”) and our website at www.zed.dev, along with our downloadable Zed software (the “Software”) and related subscription service (the “Service”). These Terms of Service are a legally binding contract between you and Zed regarding your use of the Service. Please read the following Terms carefully. By accessing or using the Service, you (“You” or “Customer”) agree to these Terms of Service, the Data Processing Addendum (“DPA”), available upon request, and Zed’s Privacy Policy (collectively, the “Terms”). If you are not eligible, or do not agree to the Terms, you may not access or use the Service. By using the Servic…

← Back to ExtensionsHTMLDetailsThe HTML extension integrates with Zed to provide additional features and support.Isaac ClaytonVersion: 0.3.1Downloads: 6,537,560Provides:LanguagesGrammarsLanguage ServersLast updated on March 16th, 2026Install in ZedVisit RepositoryFrequently Asked Questions What is an extension? An extension in Zed is a way to extend the editor's functionality with things such as language support, themes, MCP servers, debugger protocols, and others. How do I create an extension? To create an extension for Zed, you need to write the functional parts of it in Rust (which will be then compiled to WebAssembly), and then expose it in a GitHub repository that should be then linked to zed-industries/extensions as a submodule. For more details, visit the Developing Extensions documentation. What types of extensions does Zed support? For now, extensions can add language support, debuggers, MCP servers, themes, and icon themes. In the future, we plan on increasing the extension surface to allow you to customize Zed's UI and more. How can I see which extensions I have installed? In Zed, use the Command Palette to access the extensions page by searching for zed: extensions. Onc…

Today, we're launching the public beta of Delta, a multiplayer environment for coding with agents and reviewing what they build. We're building Delta because agents have fundamentally changed the way we write software, but our collaborative tooling isn't keeping up. Last week, we crossed a key milestone: we disabled pull requests on Delta's own repository. We now build and collaborate on Delta entirely within Delta. Pull Requests are seriously turned off. What makes Delta different from traditional workflows is that collaboration doesn't depend on committing and pushing code. You invite teammates directly into your conversations with agents. When someone joins your thread, they see the same worktrees you do and can work with them on their own machine. Teammates can ask the same agent why you chose a Mutex instead of an RwLock. If you log off, they can keep working with the agent where you left off. Starting today, anyone can download Delta for macOS, Linux, or Windows, use it on the web without downloading anything, and keep up with threads from a mobile browser on the go. Richard Feldman walks through an end-to-end flow in Delta: fixing an issue, getting a teammate's review, and m…

← Back to ExtensionsTOMLDetailsThis TOML extension adds support and functionality directly within Zed.Max Brunsfeld, Ammar ArifVersion: 1.0.3Downloads: 1,288,712Provides:LanguagesGrammarsLast updated on April 22nd, 2026Install in ZedVisit RepositoryFrequently Asked Questions What is an extension? An extension in Zed is a way to extend the editor's functionality with things such as language support, themes, MCP servers, debugger protocols, and others. How do I create an extension? To create an extension for Zed, you need to write the functional parts of it in Rust (which will be then compiled to WebAssembly), and then expose it in a GitHub repository that should be then linked to zed-industries/extensions as a submodule. For more details, visit the Developing Extensions documentation. What types of extensions does Zed support? For now, extensions can add language support, debuggers, MCP servers, themes, and icon themes. In the future, we plan on increasing the extension surface to allow you to customize Zed's UI and more. How can I see which extensions I have installed? In Zed, use the Command Palette to access the extensions page by searching for zed: extensions. Once in there, loo…

From The BlogKeep up with news about Zed.Xanadu Was Waiting for AgentsTed Nelson specified the docuverse sixty years ago. The technology finally arrived, and so did its native users.Nathan SoboSeptember 1st, 2026NewestIntroducing DeltaA multiplayer environment for coding with agents, from the creators of Zed.Nathan SoboAugust 12th, 2026SandboxingZed supports sandboxing to restrict what agents can do while using the terminal and fetch tools.Cameron McloughlinAugust 5th, 2026CategoriesAll PostsFeatured PostsAgentic EngineeringZed DecodedTips and TricksZed WeeklyGuestsXanadu Was Waiting for AgentsSep 01, 2026Introducing Delta|Featured|Aug 12, 2026SandboxingAug 05, 2026Hidden Gems: Part 4Jun 23, 2026Zed Guild: What We Built, What We LearnedJun 16, 2026Software Is Made Between CommitsJun 11, 2026The Community Champions ProgramJun 02, 2026What GitHub Copilot's Usage-Based Billing Means for Zed UsersJun 01, 2026Terminal Threads Are Live in ZedMay 20, 2026Why and How to Run Local Models in ZedMay 19, 2026Use Your ChatGPT Subscription in ZedMay 15, 2026What Anthropic's New Claude Billing Means for Zed UsersMay 14, 2026Zeta2.1: 3x Fewer Tokens, 50ms FasterMay 08, 2026Introducing Zed for Busi…

In the realm of software development, a text editor is not just a tool, but an extension of the programmer. Like martial artists who maneuver their swords with precision and grace, programmers wield their text editors, slicing through lines of text with deliberate intention. Consider this guide your dojo, a place where you'll hone your skills in the fine art of text manipulation. We'll start with the basics of navigation and selection before embarking on a series of practical exercises. You'll be given some text, a goal for transforming that text, and guidance on where to find the necessary text manipulation commands for the task at hand. Solutions to the exercises will be provided in the form of screen capture videos, alongside detailed breakdowns of the commands used, allowing you to follow along and deepen your understanding. Let's get into the basics of navigating and selecting. Footwork: Cursor navigation and selection building blocks The command palette is one of your best resources for discovering new commands and learning their associated keyboard shortcuts; open the command palette with cmd-shift-p. The command palette allows for fuzzy searching, so you can type a few char…

Today we're introducing Delta, a multiplayer environment for coding with agents and reviewing what they build, and we're inviting the first users into our private beta. Delta keeps code and conversations connected, so developers and agents can work together with the full context of how the code came to be. Delta, a multiplayer environment for coding with agents and reviewing what they build. Delta is the second half of a plan we've been executing for years: to build the best place to write code, then make it the best place to talk about code. When we first started out, not everyone understood why you'd want to have a conversation inside your IDE. Then came agents, and now talking about code is how software gets written. To support our collaborative vision, we built DeltaDB, which replicates the conversation and the worktree together, in real time, for everyone in a thread. DeltaDB works with the git repository you already have. Every edit and conversation is captured between your commits. You can commit and push like you always did, and teammates who never open Delta see a normal git repo. We could have added DeltaDB to Zed, and eventually we will. But the best possible experience …

Zed for BusinessThe editor your team loves. The controls your org needs.Your developers already chose the world's fastest code editor. Manage their AI features, data sharing, and spend for every seat.Get startedWhy teams choose ZedFor the way modern teams actually work: humans and AI agents, in the same editor, in real time.View User StoriesZed Just WorksFastWritten in Rust with GPU acceleration for every frame. When you open a large codebase, it opens. When you type, it responds.VerifiableZed doesn't store prompts or train on your code unless you opt in. The full source is on GitHub, so your security team can read the code, not just the privacy policy.AgenticAgents work in the same buffer, with the same context, in real time. They see what you see, edit where you edit, and can run in parallel across your codebase.Private by default, not by configurationZed doesn't store prompts or train on your code unless you explicitly opt in. Most AI coding tools treat this as their highest-tier privacy feature. For Zed, it's the baseline.Zed for Business gives you that guarantee. Prompt sharing and edit prediction training are off by default at the org level, and individual engineers can’t ove…

Ted Nelson has been on my mind a lot this year. Nelson was a pioneer in computing, and in 1965 he coined the word hypertext as part of the project that would define his career: Project Xanadu. With Xanadu, he had a specific vision of what computing could be, which he called the docuverse. He imagined a system that could keep every version of a document; hypertext links would know both their source and destination, and quotations would be kept by reference (rather than copy) so any included text maintained its identity and source. Everything, in this version of computing, would be intertwingled and xanalogical. We're talking about attribution down to the span. To be xanalogical is to follow two rules: Never copy, always reference (also known by a Nelsonism, transclusion). Never overwrite, always version. As Nelson designed it, Xanadu would manage the system's complexity and massive bookkeeping burden itself, so users only experienced the benefits of a system that could never forget. The vision of unlimited bookkeeping requires the reality of unlimited storage and a future-proof naming scheme, neither of which existed for the decades that Nelson worked on Xanadu. So when web technolo…