Zed is a minimal code editor crafted for speed and collaboration with humans and AI.
Written from scratch in Rust to efficiently leverage multiple CPU cores and your GPU.
Run agents in parallel to smoothly edit files, navigate code, and run tools at native speed.
Chat with teammates, code together, and share your screen and project.
1"use client" 2 3// syntax colour is the only chroma on the page 4import { useState } from "react" 5 6export function Scheduler({ items }) { 7 const [open, setOpen] = useState(false) 8 return <Panel open={open} /> 9}
Every control is a small 4px rectangle with a keycap bevel and its own shortcut chip.
The 0 -2px 0 inset bevel is the signature — controls read as physical key faces, matching the shortcut chips beside them. Depth is bevel plus the blue-black surface ladder, never a drop-shadow lift. The editor search field above is the only field the site exposes; there are no marketing forms, so inputs beyond it were not captured, and neither was a focus ring. The focus state shown here is therefore derived from already-captured tokens rather than observed: it makes the primary button bevel rgb(5,55,148) 0 -2px 0 0 inset visible and steps the resting border rgba(92,99,113,.14) up to rgba(135,140,155,.20) over the rgba(216,235,255,.05) cool fill. Transition durations and easings were not captured on this surface, so no timing is asserted here.
Atmosphere is built from CSS patterns in the oklab / oklch colour space — a 4-on/4-off tick rail framing the container, a horizontal glow, a vertical wash, and a dithering motif on #0751cf. There is no WebGL and no canvas. Motion values were not captured.