Command Code x Claude Opus 4.8
Opus 4.8 excels at long-horizon agentic coding, large multi-file refactors, ambiguous specs that need pushback, complex multi-step agent runs, and high-autonomy work where reasoning quality matters most.
- Same price as 4.7
- 1M context 
Command Code x Claude Opus 4.8
Opus 4.8 is best for long-horizon agentic coding, large multi-file refactors, ambiguous specs that need pushback, complex multi-step agent runs, and high-autonomy work where reasoning quality matters most.
• Same price as 4.7
• 1M context 
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pris.ly/ts-migratio... 
#ZedEditor In Prisma Next, you don't have to learn SQL to write migrations.
It’s TypeScript you can read, edit, and re-run with more confidence, with checks before and after each step so you know what changed and what failed. 
Download Zed and view the full changelog here:
zed.dev/releases/pre... Use `editor: toggle all diff hunks` to expand every hunk at once, or collapse them all back down when you want the overview again.
🚀 We just shipped v1.4! Zed now supports skills! Create one with the new `agent: open skill creator` action, then add it globally or to a specific project. Choose whether the agent discovers each skill automatically, or requires explicit invocation via `/` in the agent panel.
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I'm sure someone else has thought of this, but I wrote up a quick explanation and example template:
atproto-domainconnect.val.run See the docs for more information on skills:
zed.dev/docs/ai/skills The old Rules Library has been deprecated and replaced by skills. Skills are now the standard way to give the agent reusable context, and your existing rules will be migrated automatically.
Skills are surfaced in the settings UI. To edit an existing skill: AI > Skills > Configure > "Your Skill" > Open
Skills can be configured to be discoverable by the agent, or hidden until you mention them explicitly.
Zed supports global and per-project skill files, and the new "Skill Creator" window makes them easy to create.
In today's stable release (v1.4.2), Zed now supports skills: reusable instructions that help the agent understand how you want it to work.
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