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docs(www): apply Zed test findings to the ACP page
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015RsKETJs37gmy2D32n1mWs
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claude committed Oct 10, 2026
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- `command` is the CodeWork binary. Use the absolute path from step 1 if `codework` alone doesn't work.
- `args` must include `acp`. Add any global flags after it, such as `["acp", "--home", "/Users/you/.codework-zed"]`.
- `env` is passed to CodeWork. Put an API key here if Zed wouldn't otherwise see it, for example `{ "OPENROUTER_API_KEY": "..." }`. Then pick a model such as OpenRouter's `deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash` from the model picker.
- `env` is passed to CodeWork. Put an API key here if Zed wouldn't otherwise see it, for example `{ "OPENROUTER_API_KEY": "..." }`. Then pick a model such as **DeepSeek V4.1 Flash** from the model picker.

<Placeholder title="Zed settings with the CodeWork agent server">
Screenshot: the `agent_servers` block above in Zed's settings editor.
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### Working in a thread

- **Add context:** type `@` to mention a file or symbol, or add a selection to the thread. Paste or drop images if your model accepts them.
- **Switch models and thinking effort:** use the pickers at the bottom of the panel. Changes apply from the next prompt.
- **Switch models and thinking effort:** use the pickers at the bottom of the panel. Search the model picker by display name, such as "DeepSeek V4.1 Flash", not by its `openrouter/...` ID. Changes apply from the next prompt, and Zed remembers your choice as `default_config_options.model` in the CodeWork entry of its settings.
- **Set a project default:** to start every thread in a project on the same model, set `model` in that project's [`.codework/settings.jsonc`](/docs/cli/using#models-and-settings).
- **Stop a turn:** click stop. The partial answer stays in the thread.
- **Pick up where you left off:** open the Threads Sidebar (`cmd-alt-j` on macOS, `ctrl-alt-j` on Linux and Windows), open **Thread History**, click **Import Threads**, and select CodeWork. Opening an imported thread replays the full conversation.

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