Zed Shortcut Profile

The complete Zed keyboard shortcut pack for Stream Deck.

50 shortcuts across 7 categories — organized, scored by importance, and ready to install on any Stream Deck model. Stop memorizing key combos. One tap, one action.

What's included:

• Editor (13): Save, Save All, Undo, Redo, Select Next Occurrence, and 8 more • View (10): Toggle Left Dock, Toggle Right Dock, Toggle Bottom Dock, Toggle Zen Mode, Zoom In, and 5 more • Navigation (8): Command Palette, File Finder, Go to Symbol, Go to Line, Go to Definition, and 3 more • AI Assistant (6): Toggle Assistant, Inline Assist, New Thread, Send Message, Cycle Prev Message, and 1 more • Panes (5): Split Right, Split Down, Close Pane, Toggle Terminal, New Terminal • Search (4): Buffer Search, Project Search, Replace, Project Replace • Git (4): Git Panel, Git Blame, Next Diagnostic, Prev Diagnostic

Features: • Two icon themes: Dark (minimal, accent bars) and Plain (vibrant category colors) • Folder-based navigation with category pages for quick access • Auto-organized layout — most important shortcuts first • Works on all Stream Deck models (Mini, Neo, Classic, XL) • Available for macOS and Windows

Setup:

Double-click the .streamDeckProfile file to install

Open Stream Deck app → Preferences → Profiles

Click your profile → Application → select your terminal (Terminal, Warp, iTerm2, Alacritty...) The profile will activate automatically when your terminal is in focus.

Learn more about Zed: https://zed.dev

v3.0 — 2026-09-25 Realigned on Zed 1.21.0, and now on Windows.

Windows: a full Windows profile, every key taken from Zed's own Windows keymap. It is not the Linux one renamed — 35 keys differ, from Go Back (Alt-Left) to Save All, which on Windows is the chord Ctrl-K S. Go to Type Definition and Toggle Staged stay macOS-only, because Zed gives them no usable Windows key.

New: Call Hierarchy (Cmd-K Cmd-H) — see who calls a function; press again for what it calls.

All 99 bindings from v2 still hold in Zed 1.21.0. 102 shortcuts, 13 chords, and every binding verified against Zed's shipped keymaps for each platform.

This release also replaces the listing text, which still described v1: 50 keys, including Zen Mode and message-history keys Zed no longer binds.