Ghost Complete v0.9.0 - popup autocomplete suggestions now work inside Zed's integrated terminal
Hey Zed folks,
Quick context: Ghost Complete is an open-source terminal autocomplete engine (Rust, PTY proxy, no Accessibility API hacks). Think Fig, but it's alive and it runs as a transparent shell wrapper instead of a 200MB Electron blob.
Until last week it only worked in standalone terminals (Ghostty, Kitty, WezTerm, Alacritty, etc.). v0.9.0 adds first-class support for Zed's integrated terminal - popup rendering, prompt detection, and 709 Fig-compatible completion specs (git, docker, kubectl, npm, cargo, gh, you name it), all inside Zed.
What it gives you:
- Inline suggestions for 709 CLIs as you type, ranked by fuzzy match
- Git branches/tags/remotes as native suggestions (not subshell invocations)
- File/folder completion that actually respects cwd via OSC 7
- Sub-20ms keystroke-to-suggestion on a warm cache
Why post here: Zed's integrated terminal is fast but stock. If you live in it and you're tired of tab-mashing through git checkout, give it a shot and tell me where it breaks.
Repo: https://github.com/StanMarek/ghost-complete
Install:
brew install StanMarek/tap/ghost-complete
ghost-complete install
Feedback, bug reports, and "this is stupid because X" comments all welcome. Genuinely want to know what's missing and could be improved
Demo video: