**[Zed Launches Version Control System DeltaDB: Replacing Commits with Operation Streams, Integrating Conversations and Code Changes]** According to monitoring by Beating, Zed founder Nathan Sobo has announced the development of a next-generation version control system, DeltaDB, for the Zed editor. Unlike traditional Git snapshots (Commits), DeltaDB records every fine-grained editing operation (Delta) and assigns it a unique identifier. Developers can jump to any historical moment in the evolution of the code, addressing the disconnect between code modifications and development discussions. DeltaDB directly binds development conversations with code changes. Code references are anchored to specific Deltas rather than fixed line numbers, ensuring that reference links remain valid even if the code is later moved or modified. Developers can jump directly from any line of historical conversation to the corresponding code version or trace back from any line of code to related development discussions. AI agents can directly read the complete historical evolution process and even summon previous agents to inquire about the design intent of the code. The system features a built-in conflict-free replicated data type (CRDT), enabling real-time collaborative file editing across multiple developers and AI agents on different devices. Workspaces can be accessed via the terminal or mounted directly to local disks for integration with external development tools. In the AI agent development mode, conversations themselves become the true source of the software. DeltaDB merges discussions and code into the same space, eliminating the cumbersome processes of traditional Pull Requests and Code Reviews. DeltaDB is now open for test reservations and is expected to launch Beta testing within a few weeks. [Original Link]