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Zed Launches Delta to Replace Git Where AI Agents Write Code (AlphaSignal)
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Zed's standalone Delta app puts agent coding sessions on a CRDT-based version-control layer: each session becomes a shared, reviewable, real-time multiplayer thread. The bet is that git wasn't built for how agents write code.
In plain words
- Zed released Delta, a separate app for sharing and reviewing coding work done by artificial intelligence.
- Delta stores changes in a system that keeps every copy current as people and software edit together.
- Each coding session becomes a live discussion that teammates can inspect together while changes happen.
- Software teams can now watch and review artificial intelligence coding sessions together as they unfold.
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Aug 13, 2026 · in the sections
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