| Open the completion menu                                                     | `ctrl-x ctrl-o`  |
| Request GitHub Copilot suggestion (requires GitHub Copilot to be configured) | `ctrl-x ctrl-c`  |
| Open the inline AI assistant (requires a configured assistant)               | `ctrl-x ctrl-a`  |
| Open the code actions menu                                                   | `ctrl-x ctrl-l`  |
| Hides all suggestions                                                        | `ctrl-x ctrl-z`  |

### Supported plugins

Zed's vim mode includes some features that are usually provided by very popular plugins in the Vim ecosystem:

- You can surround text objects with `ys` (yank surround), change surrounding with `cs`, and delete surrounding with `ds`.
- You can comment and uncomment selections with `gc` in visual mode and `gcc` in normal mode.
- The project panel supports many shortcuts modeled after the Vim plugin `netrw`: navigation with `hjkl`, open file with `o`, open file in a new tab with `t`, etc.
- You can add key bindings to your keymap to navigate "camelCase" names. [Head down to the Optional key bindings](#optional-key-bindings) section to learn how.
- You can use `gR` to do [ReplaceWithRegister](https://github.com/vim-scripts/ReplaceWithRegister).
- You can use `cx` for [vim-exchange](https://github.com/tommcdo/vim-exchange) functionality. Note that it does not have a default binding in visual mode, but you can add one to your keymap (refer to the [optional key bindings](#optional-key-bindings) section).
- You can navigate to indent depths relative to your cursor with the [indent wise](https://github.com/jeetsukumaran/vim-indentwise) plugin `[-`, `]-`, `[+`, `]+`, `[=`, `]=`.
- You can select quoted text with AnyQuotes and bracketed text with AnyBrackets text objects. Zed also provides MiniQuotes and MiniBrackets which offer alternative selection behavior based on the [mini.ai](https://github.com/echasnovski/mini.nvim/blob/main/readmes/mini-ai.md) Neovim plugin. See the [Quote and Bracket text objects](#quote-and-bracket-text-objects) section below for details.
- You can configure AnyQuotes, AnyBrackets, MiniQuotes, and MiniBrackets text objects for selecting quoted and bracketed text using different selection strategies. See the [Any Bracket Functionality](#any-bracket-functionality) section below for details.

### Any Bracket Functionality

Zed offers two different strategies for selecting text surrounded by any quote, or any bracket. These text objects are **not enabled by default** and must be configured in your keymap to be used.

#### Included Characters

Each text object type works with specific characters:

| Text Object              | Characters                                                                             |
| ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| AnyQuotes/MiniQuotes     | Single quote (`'`), Double quote (`"`), Backtick (`` ` ``)                             |
| AnyBrackets/MiniBrackets | Parentheses (`()`), Square brackets (`[]`), Curly braces (`{}`), Angle brackets (`<>`) |

Both "Any" and "Mini" variants work with the same character sets, but differ in their selection strategy.

#### AnyQuotes and AnyBrackets (Traditional Vim behavior)

These text objects implement traditional Vim behavior:

- **Selection priority**: Finds the innermost (closest) quotes or brackets first
- **Fallback mechanism**: If none are found, falls back to the current line
- **Character-based matching**: Focuses solely on open and close characters without considering syntax
- **Vanilla Vim similarity**: AnyBrackets matches the behavior of commands like `ci<`, `ci(`, etc., in vanilla Vim, including potential edge cases (like considering `>` in `=>` as a closing delimiter)

#### MiniQuotes and MiniBrackets (mini.ai behavior)

These text objects implement the behavior of the [mini.ai](https://github.com/echasnovski/mini.nvim/blob/main/readmes/mini-ai.md) Neovim plugin: