What is zed-titus?

This repository contains a personal configuration setup for Zed, a code editor. Rather than keeping private dotfiles, the author has published their full editor configuration so others can use it as a starting point or study how they have set things up. An install script copies the configuration files into the right place on Linux, macOS, or Windows. The settings cover a wide range of editor behavior. On the visual side, the editor is set to use a dark theme called Nord and a light theme called Tokyo Night, with a specific font called Maple Mono NF at size 18.5. Line numbers are shown in relative mode (a feature popular with Vim users that makes it easier to jump a precise number of lines), the cursor appears as a blinking bar, and the scroll bar is hidden. Panels for project files, outline, and collaboration are all docked on the right side of the screen. Editing is configured around Vim mode, which is a way of controlling a text editor using keyboard commands rather than clicking. A large keybindings file defines many custom shortcuts, including leader-key combinations for navigating between files, searching symbols across a project, toggling panels, and running AI assistant features. The AI configuration references GitHub Copilot as the primary suggestion provider and registers several AI model backends, including Claude models, GPT variants, Gemini, and others. Language-specific settings are included for TypeScript and Python. For Python, the configuration disables several common language analysis tools and uses two others instead: ruff for code style checking and ty for type checking. Formatting runs automatically on save. Two tasks are defined: one launches the Neovide editor as an alternative when needed, and one is a helper for inserting images into Markdown blog posts written for a Hugo static site generator. The image helper converts a clipboard image to WebP format and inserts a Markdown image tag into the current file at the cursor position.