Monaco Editor
IDE-style editor provider for Zync files with search/replace, go-to-line, minimap, and theme-follow support.
Zync ecosystem
Install focused tools, panels, editors, and icon packs. Discover community themes within Zync's current runtime boundaries.
Available in Zync
3 featuredIDE-style editor provider for Zync files with search/replace, go-to-line, minimap, and theme-follow support.
Adds useful SSH utility commands to the command palette — ping, uptime, disk usage, memory, and more.
Displays live CPU, memory, and disk stats for your active SSH connection in the status bar.
Official registry
This is a build-time snapshot of the official registry. Install packages from inside Zync so the app can review, extract, and manage them.
View registry on GitHub ↗4 extensions
by Zync Team
IDE-style editor provider for Zync files with search/replace, go-to-line, minimap, and theme-follow support.
by Zync Community
Adds useful SSH utility commands to the command palette — ping, uptime, disk usage, memory, and more.
by Zync Community
Displays live CPU, memory, and disk stats for your active SSH connection in the status bar.
by Zync Community
A full PM2 process manager panel inside Zync. View process status, CPU/memory usage, restart, stop, and tail logs — all from a rich UI panel in your connection tab.
Extension model
Zync does not treat every package as unrestricted application code. Each extension type runs through the host contract designed for its job.
Worker
Add command-palette actions, status information, notifications, and background integrations.
Iframe
Bring a focused interface into a connection workspace through a sandboxed panel.
Editor
Install a different editor for local and remote files while Zync keeps control of saving.
Visual
Package icon assets and discoverable color themes under the current runtime boundaries.
In-app workflow
The website helps you discover packages. Zync performs the actual installation and keeps enabled packages under its plugin controls.
Read the extension guide ↗In Zync, open Settings > Plugins > Marketplace.
Check the author, description, version, source, and requested capabilities.
Install the package, enable it under Installed, and restart when Zync asks.
Open ecosystem
Package a focused workflow, test it locally, then propose it to the official registry. Zync and the registry are MIT licensed.