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docs: Zed and JetBrains setup for incode over ACP (refs #26) - #53
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) incode --acp is a standard ACP agent, but the README named only the VS Code extension, so a Zed or JetBrains user had to work out the client side alone. Adds the settings each editor documents for a custom ACP agent: Zed's agent_servers entry ("type": "custom", command, args, env) and the JetBrains AI Assistant ~/.jetbrains/acp.json, with the PATH and Windows backslash notes. The process side was checked by spawning `incode --acp` the way both do and running an editor's initialize + session/new; the editors themselves have not been tried, as the text says.
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Item 8 of #26: setup notes for running
incode --acpfrom other editors.Added to the README, after the
--acpdescription:agent_serverscustom-agent entry, from Zed's External Agents docs.~/.jetbrains/acp.jsonentry, from AI Assistant's ACP docs.PATH, and on escaping backslashes in Windows JSON.Checked:
incode --acp, spawned as both editors spawn it, answers an editor'sinitialize(protocol 1,loadSession: true) andsession/new.Not checked: neither editor is installed here, so the snippets haven't been tried inside Zed or a JetBrains IDE. The text says so.