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ZED (BYOK) IDE. I use openrouter keys in this IDE and I was hoping you could add support for that IDE
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Thanks for the request. Zed support makes sense as part of the broader cross-harness adapter work.
The important bits I would want to verify before calling it supported are:
- where Zed expects project/user rules or assistant context to live;
- whether a
.zed/profile should be project-local, user-local, or both; - how BYOK/OpenRouter configuration is referenced without copying keys into the repo;
- which ECC surfaces should load by default versus stay opt-in.
I am tracking this as an adapter-roadmap item for ECC 2.0. If you have a working .zed/ layout or a minimal example of what Zed reads today, please drop it here and it will make the implementation much more precise.
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Update: Zed support is now implemented on main.
ECC now has a conservative zed install target for project-local .zed/ settings. The minimal profile plans the Zed adapter, writes ECC-managed files under .zed/, includes .zed/settings.json, and deliberately keeps BYOK/OpenRouter credentials out of the repo. Those should stay in Zed account/user settings or your local secret store.
You can preview it from the repo with:
./install.sh --profile minimal --target zed --dry-run
After the next package release, the equivalent npm path will be:
npx ecc install --profile minimal --target zed --dry-run
This is covered in the README Zed section and the full CI matrix is green across macOS, Linux, and Windows. Thanks for pushing on this adapter; it fit directly into the ECC 2.0 cross-harness work.
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Update from the ECC side: Zed is now represented in the cross-harness evidence work rather than being left as an untracked request.
What has landed so far:
- ECC Tools can classify Zed as a supported harness evidence source.
- Zed-related config/context artifacts can be attached to hosted harness analysis without treating
.zed/as a secret store. - The implementation keeps BYOK/provider credentials out of the evidence surface and focuses on inspectable setup metadata.
Boundary: this does not mean ECC should blindly install or overwrite a project .zed/ folder. The safer adapter path is still generated/reviewable project-local files plus clear user-local setup notes. If someone has a minimal real-world .zed/ layout that works well today, please drop it here; that is the best input for the next adapter pass.
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