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Zed
Next-gen multiplayer Rust code editor with built-in AI agent capabilities
Open sourceRuns on your deviceEditors pick
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94,381 stars
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Other
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Platforms
macOS - Windows - Linux
Also Web
Last activity
Nov 8
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High-performance AI paired programming
Edit large enterprise repos with instant 120 FPS rendering and integrated AI assistance.
Pricing checked Sep 2026
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About Zed
Zed is an open-source, next-generation code editor built by the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter. Written in Rust to leverage multi-core processors and GPU acceleration, Zed starts instantly and renders at 120 FPS even on massive codebases.
It features built-in support for Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, and custom local models, providing inline agentic completions, code transformation, and multi-user paired programming.
- Blazing-fast startup and 120 FPS GPU rendering engine
- 100% open-source core with native multiplayer collaboration
- Flexible model selection supporting Anthropic, OpenAI, and Ollama
- Extension ecosystem is smaller than VS Code marketplace
- Windows support is in active rapid development
git clone https://github.com/zed-industries/zed.gitOpen source tool available on GitHub.
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