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Okay, but what about Claude Code, the coding agent people actually use?
similar to https://eca.dev/ ?
Honest question - why use Zed, other than it is fast and “not VS Code”?
It's very 'batteries-included', for one thing - when a novice wants to code, I recommend them Zed because it'll just handle and manage LSPs for them for a variety of languages. Meanwhile with VSCode step 1 of installing and using it for e.g. Rust is to go and install a random extension (and the VSCode store, whilst sorted by popularity, can be intimidating / confusing for a novice, who might install a random/scammy e…
as a policy, im not allowing any agentic CLI installed on my machine outside of a container. How can I use Zed with Gemini CLI?
{"agent_servers": { "Container Gemini": { "command": "ssh", "arguments": ["hostname", "gemini", "--experimental-acp"] } }
could work?
Related post from Google: https://developers.googleblog.com/pt-br/gemini-cli-is-now-in...
We'll put that link in the top text too. Thanks!
When I heared that Zed is VC backed, it was a signal to move away from it. Emacs, NeoVim will be here in fifty years from now. VC backed companies don’t have a guarantee. VCs except too much, and pressure founders to pivot if they don’t seem to fulfill the promise for 20x return. See what happened to Evernote. Or SoundCloud.
“We believe that open source should be sustainable and open source maintainers should get paid!”
Maintainer: introduces commercial features
“Not like that”
Maintainer: works for a large tech co
“Not like that”
Maintainer: takes investment
“Not like that”