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Zed has introduced several significant updates, including the integration of Terminal Threads for managing CLI agents within its interface, enhancing user experience with tools like Claude Code and Codex. The platform is advocating for the use of local AI models, citing benefits such as improved privacy and cost stability, while also enabling users to utilize their ChatGPT subscriptions directly within the agent. Additionally, the launch of Zed 1.0 features a new GPU-driven UI and AI-native capabilities, marking a substantial evolution in its functionality and user support.
Zed has just rolled out Terminal Threads, letting tools like Claude Code, Amp, and Codex run as managed threads in the Agent Panel. You can mix them with Zed Agent and ACP sessions, complete with keyboard navigation and notifications.
Zed has published a new post arguing that local AI delivers stronger privacy guarantees, steadier costs, and less reliance on cloud policy changes. It says local model usage in Zed’s agent has tripled in 10 weeks, with setup tips for LM Studio, Ollama, and llama.cpp.
Zed has just rolled out ChatGPT subscription sign-in for its agent, matching Codex’s usage and rate limits. The company says you can also connect via ACP, Codex CLI, or an API key, with fast mode support “coming soon.”
Zed has just rolled out Zed 1.0, its ground-up editor built on a GPU-driven Rust UI instead of Chromium. The release brings Git, SSH remoting, debugging, and cross-platform support, plus AI-native features like parallel agents and edit predictions. Zed for Business also дебuts.