A code editor written in Rust for speed, with GPU-accelerated rendering, real-time collaboration, and a built-in AI agent.
Zed is a from-scratch editor built by the team behind Atom, focused on latency: it uses multiple CPU cores and the GPU to stay fast in large files and projects. It has native Git (stage/commit/diff), LSP, a Debug Adapter Protocol debugger, Vim mode, remote development, and multiplayer editing with shared cursors.
Why it's a discovery: it's one of the few editors that genuinely feels instant, and the core editor is free and open source. Its "agentic editing" lets an AI make changes you review; AI usage has paid tiers.
Best for: developers who care about editor performance and want built-in collaboration without a plugin stack.
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