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superzent

agent
Guvenlik Denetimi
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Health Uyari
  • License — License: NOASSERTION
  • Description — Repository has a description
  • Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
  • Low visibility — Only 5 GitHub stars
Code Uyari
  • network request — Outbound network request in .cloudflare/docs-proxy/src/worker.js
  • network request — Outbound network request in .cloudflare/open-source-website-assets/src/worker.js
  • network request — Outbound network request in .cloudflare/release-assets/src/worker.js
Permissions Gecti
  • Permissions — No dangerous permissions requested
Purpose
This is an opinionated, agent-first fork of the Zed editor built in Rust. It is designed to integrate AI workflows and external coding agents directly into the development environment, focusing on managing multiple local git workspaces.

Security Assessment
Overall Risk: Medium. The tool does not request explicitly dangerous permissions, but it does make outbound network requests. These are primarily located in Cloudflare worker scripts (likely for fetching documentation or release assets) rather than the core editor. As a workspace environment, it inherently accesses local files and executes terminal commands. The project is in early alpha, meaning its security model is likely immature and subject to sudden changes. No hardcoded secrets were detected.

Quality Assessment
The project is actively maintained, with repository activity as recent as today. However, community trust and visibility are currently very low, evidenced by only 5 GitHub stars. The repository is properly described, though it lacks a clearly defined open-source license, marked instead as "NOASSERTION." Given its early alpha status, users should expect potential bugs and rapid, unstable updates.

Verdict
Use with caution: the editor is actively maintained, but its early alpha status, low community adoption, unasserted license, and outbound network requests warrant careful review before adopting in sensitive environments.
SUMMARY

Superzent - an agent-first workspace built on Zed

README.md

superzent

superzent

Superzent is a fork of the Zed editor inspired by superset.sh,
designed to make AI workflows a first-class part of the development environment.

superzent screenshot

One window, multiple local workspaces with git worktree, fast file navigation, diff views, terminal-heavy agent workflows, and center-pane ACP chat tabs.

Why superzent

  • Compared with upstream Zed: more opinionated around managing multiple local projects and workspaces in one window, especially for git-worktree-heavy flows, with external ACP chats treated as a first-class center-pane workflow.
  • Compared with superset.sh: keeps a native editor in the loop, with language-server-backed navigation, diagnostics, and quick in-place edits alongside terminal agent workflows.

Status

This repository is in early alpha.

Current focus:

  • local repositories and git worktrees
  • native editor, split panes, and diff views
  • terminal-first use of external coding agents
  • center-pane ACP tabs built from selected pieces of the existing ACP / agent_ui stack
  • public macOS Apple Silicon releases

Deliberately out of scope for the default build:

  • cloud collaboration
  • calls / WebRTC
  • hosted AI surfaces from upstream Zed
  • Zed's docked agent panel and native text-thread product surface

Roadmap

Now:

  • stabilize the local-first workspace shell
  • polish center-pane ACP tabs, history, and preset handoff
  • keep release, update, and docs surfaces aligned with superzent

Next:

  • remote project fix
  • session restore
  • next-edit integration
  • native alarm

Later:

  • workspace shell polish across startup, empty states, and worktree flows
  • smoother terminal and agent handoff across presets, diffs, and tabs

Not planned:

  • cloud collaboration and calls / WebRTC
  • hosted AI surfaces in the default build
  • Zed's own docked agent panel and native text-thread product surface
  • public Windows or Linux desktop releases

Build From Source

git clone [email protected]:currybab/superzent.git
cd superzent
cargo run -p superzent

For day-to-day development, stay on the default lightweight shell:

cargo check -p superzent

The default build includes acp_tabs, so external ACP agents open in center-pane tabs without enabling the heavier upstream AI surface.

Before cutting a release, run the local maintainer preflight:

./script/check-local-ci

Only use the inherited upstream surface when you are explicitly debugging it:

cargo check -p superzent --features full

For a signed macOS bundle:

./script/bundle-mac aarch64-apple-darwin

Open Source Notes

  • Extensions still use the upstream Zed marketplace.
  • Much of the editor and platform code still comes from upstream Zed and is intentionally kept close for easier maintenance.
  • This repository is regularly synced with upstream Zed, so GitHub contributor counts and graphs may include upstream contributors alongside superzent-specific work.
  • The default app build is lite + acp_tabs.
  • superzent reuses selected ACP / agent_ui pieces to open external ACP chats in center-pane tabs.
  • That does not mean bringing back Zed's own docked agent panel, native text-thread surface, or hosted AI product flow in the default build.

Project Docs

License

This repository remains GPL-3.0-or-later, consistent with the current fork base.

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