Gram

Gram is a hard fork of the Zed code editor designed for developers who want a fast, highly configurable editor without AI integrations, telemetry, or proprietary server dependencies. It ships with batteries included — supporting many popular languages out of the box, a built-in documentation viewer, DAP-based debugger support, and Git integration. Gram is available for macOS (M1+) and Linux (AMD64) and is fully open source, hosted on Codeberg.

• No AI or Telemetry — All AI integrations and telemetry have been stripped out, ensuring full privacy and no data collection.
• Integrated Debugger — Built-in support for the DAP (Debugger Adapter Protocol) lets you debug directly within the editor.
• Remote Development — Connect to remote servers via SSH and edit files as if working on a local project.
• Extension System — Install extensions from source to add support for additional languages, themes, and icons; Wasm extensions are partially supported.
• SuperTab — An enhanced tab-completion feature unique to Gram, providing smarter navigation and code completion.
• Built-in Documentation Viewer — Access language and library documentation without leaving the editor.
• Git Integration — Source control via Git is built directly into the editor workflow.
• Vim & Helix Modes — Full modal editing support for Vim and Helix keybinding styles.
• Highly Configurable — Customize key bindings, themes, icon themes, snippets, toolchains, and more through a rich configuration system.
• No Auto-Updates or License Agreements — Gram installs cleanly with no forced update mechanism and no license agreement prompt.
• Language Server Support — Language servers are only installed when explicitly permitted by the user, giving full control over the toolchain.
• Migrate from Zed or VS Code — Documentation guides are available to help users transition from Zed or VS Code.