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Developer(s) | Zed Industries |
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Stable release | |
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Written in | Rust |
Operating system | Linux, macOS, closed beta for Windows |
Predecessor | Atom |
Available in | English |
Type | Source-code editor |
License | AGPL, GPL, Apache License |
Website | zed![]() |
Zed is a free and open-source text and source-code editor for Linux and macOS developed by Zed Industries. A Windows version is in development. [2]
Supported features include GPU rendering, Language Server Protocol (LSP), Tree-sitter, a debugger with support for Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP), [3] [4] AI assistance, [5] Model Context Protocol (MCP), Git, multi-buffer editing, [6] remote development [7] and real-time collaborative editing with other Zed users or AI agents. [8] [9]
Hundreds of extensions are available for additional LSP, DAP & MCP servers, themes and other features. [10]
The concept of free and open source describes the Zed source code. The functional program is free, but several features are limited in the free model (see - freemium pricing model).
As of 2025, the free version has monthly limits on the number of predictive edits and generative AI queries. [11]
After Atom was discontinued in 2022, three key contributors created Zed, announcing it in 2023. In 2024 the project was open-sourced. [12] [13]
In 2025, the project announced they had received $32 million in funding from Sequoia Capital. [14]
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