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I do not think this is because the extension is unavailable on Linux in general. The Mistral Vibe Zed extension appears to be published in the Zed extension registry, so searching for mistral-vibe should normally find it. In your screenshot, the more important clue is the message: That suggests Zed is failing to load the extension registry, not specifically failing to find Mistral Vibe. A few things I would check first: zed --versionThen open the Zed log from the command palette: or start Zed from a terminal for more output: zed --foregroundIf other extensions also do not load/search properly, then this is probably a Zed extension-registry/network issue rather than a Mistral Vibe issue. As a workaround, you can also configure Mistral Vibe through ACP manually. The Mistral Vibe docs mention adding an agent_servers entry in ~/.config/zed/settings.json that points to the vibe-acp command. Roughly: {
"agent_servers": {
"mistral-vibe": {
"command": "/path/to/vibe-acp",
"args": [],
"env": {}
}
}
}So I would summarize it as:
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Thanks! The answer is here: zed-industries/zed#59691 (comment) |
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The extension is not visible for me on Zed on Linux:
Does someone knows why?
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