VS Code-grade editing, built into Zevyn Studio.

Zevyn Code runs the same editor that powers VS Code. Syntax, LSP, hover, go-to-definition, multi-cursor, find-and-replace — all the muscle memory carries over. Nothing to relearn, nothing to install.

• Cmd+\ — split the editor side by side.
• Cmd+Shift+F — project-wide find, ripgrep-backed.
• Cmd+P — quick open across the worktree.
• Right-click a tab — close-others, pin, copy path, reveal in tree.

Zevyn Code is multi-worktree aware. The file tree lists main alongside every agent's worktree; open a file from any of them and it becomes a tab — labelled with the branch and the agent who owns it. Switching tabs jumps you into their context without leaving the IDE.

An agent's worktree is not a black box. Open it as a tab and you can watch the file as the agent edits it — the cursor moves, the diff grows, the tests run. No alt-tabbing to a terminal, no log-tailing in a separate pane.

• Live dirty-file counts per worktree, badged on the tab.
• Changes pane (Cmd+Shift+G) — every file the agent touched, click to jump.
• Diff view (Cmd+Shift+D) — side-by-side against the worktree's base.
• Symbol outline — Monaco's DocumentSymbolProvider, wired across all tabs.

Two ways to drive the AI without leaving the editor. Cmd+K opens an inline composer anchored to your cursor — one-line ask, edits the file in place. Cmd+L opens the AskBar — full chat, markdown bubbles, history, attached files, attached memory notes.

Zevyn Code is purpose-built around the parallel-agent workflow. No extension store to manage. No two-process renderer to debug. Just a single Tauri binary that opens your worktrees, runs Monaco, and talks to the same Supervisor that's running your team.