This week's release includes refreshed Markdown preview styling, inline debugger values for C and C++, and File Finder history that persists across workspace sessions. Shipped by the Zed Guild 🛡️ Fixed the inline assistant doing nothing wh
Zed breaking changes
The 23 releases whose own notes call out a breaking change, out of 60 the archive holds. Scattered one per release page, this is a run nobody can see; gathered, it is the shape of how often Zed asks you to change your code.
- Tagged breaking
- 23of 60 releases
- Roughly
- 1 in 3releases held here
- Most recent
- 2 Sep 2026yesterday
- Across
- 6 monthsback to 4 Mar 2026
How this is decided
A release appears here because the word breaking is in the notes its publisher wrote, not because anyone here read the diff. That cuts both ways. A release that changed an API without using the word is missing from this page, and a release that used the word about something minor is on it. It is the publisher’s own signal, reported rather than judged, which is the same rule the security page follows.
Newest first
All Zed releasesThis week's release includes tabular data previews for CSV, TSV, PSV, and SSV files with sortable and resizable columns, value-based row filtering, and right-click copying; new Git blame and stashing actions; and lower memory use when openi
This week's release includes Gemini 3.6 Flash support, collapsible grouped changes and optional stash messages in the Git Panel, zooming and horizontal scrolling for Mermaid diagrams, and a new setting for controlling whether the Terminal P
This week's release includes a new git.diff_base setting for choosing whether editor gutters, file-status colors, and git: diff show uncommitted changes against HEAD or all current-branch changes against the default branch's merge base, plu
This week's release includes sandboxing for the Agent's terminal commands and web fetches (check the blog post), support for undoing and redoing file operations in the Project Panel (documentation), a Skip Hooks option for commits, and conf
This week's release includes improved branch picker filtering and grouping, run-status indicators for runnable gutter controls, and editable image-viewer zoom levels. Shipped by the Zed Guild 🛡️ Improved branch picker filtering, grouping,
This week's release includes llama.cpp as a new language model provider, a new git.inline_blame.location setting to control where current-line blame is shown (inline or status bar), and disabling format-on-save by default, alongside the mov
This week's release adds Telescope-style resizable pickers with file and text finder previews (resolving a request with 860 👍s), including a new search modal that previews results live as you type, opened via the text finder: toggle action
This week's release includes automatic agent context compaction that you can also trigger manually with the new /compact command, cleaner and more legible Markdown preview styling, and support for running custom git commands on git graph br
This week's release includes a new Mermaid renderer with faster and more accurate diagrams, clickable document links provided by language servers, and the ability to rename threads directly in the sidebar. Features AI Agent: Made the Skill
This week's release includes support for agent skills, a global AGENTS.md file for user-wide agent instructions, the ability to choose a base branch in the branch diff view, and a new editor: toggle all diff hunks action. Features AI Agent:
This week's release includes the ability to create Terminal Threads from the sidebar and Agent Panel, a Git panel branch history view and support for running custom Git commands from the Git Graph context menu, inline image and Mermaid diag
This week's release includes more reliable Agent edits, Git Graph remote support, the ability to use the project panel's View History action on folders, and improved text rendering clarity on macOS. Shipped by the Zed Guild 🛡️ Terminal: Im
We're announcing a Business plan for Zed. Org-wide controls for AI models, spend tracking per member, and data policies your security team can enforce. This week's release includes a panel layout switcher (classic, agentic), LSP code lens s
Today is a big day for us. Zed is now 1.0! 🎉🥳🎊 Read Nathan's blog post on what 1.0 means and where we're going. This week's release includes bookmarks support, a new git: view commit command palette action, GIF animation support in the M
Today, we are excited to announce parallel agents in Zed. Read the blog post for more information. This week's release also includes Claude Opus 4.7 support (for BYOK), an editor: toggle block comment action, scroll wheel font size zooming,
This week's release includes file finder search that matches terms in any order, "Focus Follows Mouse" for editor and terminal panes, and search support in the markdown preview. Shipped by the Zed Guild 🛡️ Agent: Preserved draft_prompt whe
This week's release includes top-down streaming for agent threads, channel favorites in the collab panel, automatic split-to-unified switching in the git diff view, and a native devcontainer implementation with Zed extension support. Shippe
This week's release includes screen-sharing support on Wayland/Linux, multi-line search and replace, git status indicators in the project panel, pasting files and folders into the Agent Panel, and vim/emacs modeline support for per-file lan
This week's release includes BYOK support for the new 1M context window on Claude Opus and Sonnet, git panel improvements including a badge showing uncommitted change counts and file type icons, an action to align multiple cursors, pinch-to
This week's release includes the ability to easily ask the agent to resolve merge conflicts, @-mentioning your branch diff to provide all changes since main as context, removing/renaming worktrees over SSH, and deleting worktrees via the br
This week's release includes support for parallel subagents, Vercel AI Gateway as a new LLM provider, git diff stats in the git panel, and support for compound emojis. We've also migrated all built-in agents to the ACP Registry, enabling yo
This week's release includes support for self-hosted OpenAI-compatible servers for edit predictions, a new Review Diff button in the git branch diff view for sending diffs to an agent for review, diagnostic count badges in the project panel