#Zed

High-performance multiplayer editor. Zed uses its own settings.json with a context_servers block.

#Status

Manual — paste the snippet below into the indicated config file.

#Config file

macOS: ~/.config/zed/settings.json

Windows: %APPDATA%\Zed\settings.json

Linux: ~/.config/zed/settings.json

#Setup

Open the config file above, paste the block below, save:

json
// Add under the top-level object in ~/.config/zed/settings.json
{
  "context_servers": {
    "vault":    { "command": { "path": "mcpvault", "args": ["server"] } },
    "supabase": { "command": { "path": "mcpvault", "args": ["wrap", "supabase"] } },
    "github":   { "command": { "path": "mcpvault", "args": ["wrap", "github"] } },
    "vercel":   { "command": { "path": "mcpvault", "args": ["wrap", "vercel"] } },
    "stripe":   { "command": { "path": "mcpvault", "args": ["wrap", "stripe"] } }
  }
}

#Restart

zed: reload (command palette) or fully restart Zed.

#Notes

• Zed calls them 'context_servers' instead of 'mcpServers' and nests the command + args under a command object.

#Verify

Run mcpvault doctor --client zed to confirm Zed sees the vault.