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I forgot to tell you all fine people that I switched from VS Code to Zed recently. Here’s how I did it:

• Closed VS Code;
• Opened Zed;
• Disabled all AI bullshit with a single, easy to find toggle;
• Remapped Command-Left-Arrow to go to the beginning of the fucking line, not the first non-space character, something that VS Code needs an extension to be able to do;
• There’s no step 5; I’m not missing anything so far.

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の Blog に、Zed の開発で AI agent を利用し始めたということを書いた記事が上がってて、そのなかで "Three rules for working with agents(AI Agentを使うときの 3 つのルール)" というのを書いていた。

意訳だけど

1️⃣自分がやり方を知っている事だけに使う
2️⃣Agent のやることに首を突っ込む
3️⃣レビュー、レビュー、とにかくレビュー

って書いてあって、納得感があった

🔗 On Programming with Agents — Zed's Blog
zed.dev/blog/on-programming-wi

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Been experimenting with + a bit, a few things are very odd:

1. The quality of interactions I'm having with Claude inside Zed is of lower quality than in VSCode + Claude or in Cursor. It seems "dumber", assumes more, doesn't verify claims, just generally more nonsensical answers and needs more hand-holding.

2. It seems to consume a lot more tokens, I'm not sure why, I suspect they don't properly cache, don't compact, don't optimise input/outputs, etc. This is horrific.

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After being a dedicated Vim/Neovim user for over 20 years, I somewhat reluctantly switched to VS Code about five years ago when I started coding in TypeScript, mainly pulled in by its ecosystem. However, I've recently started using , and I'm incredibly satisfied. One of the biggest reasons I always loved Vim/Neovim was its lightweight and fast performance. Zed feels like it captures the best of both worlds: it's modern and feature-rich like VS Code, yet remains as light and responsive as Vim.

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