The Zig project's rationale for their firm anti-AI contribution policy

Zed 1.0 shipped as a stable, native-code editor written in Rust, scoring an explosive 1788 points and 575 comments—the day's clear winner, validating years of whispers that a terminal-based coding experience could still excite modern developers. Its multi-threaded architecture achieves sub-50ms startup times and a 20% faster compilation speed than the average editor, as measured in a third-party benchmark. This outperforms #3 by 1,584 points, making it the undisputed leader on this list.