If you’ve adopted mise and made the switch to Zed, here’s a quick tip to get schema-backed autocomplete and validation for your mise.toml files right inside the editor.
🧩 The steps
- Install the TOML and Tombi extensions in Zed.
- Create the file
~/.config/tombi/config.toml. - Add the following configuration:
[schema]enabled = true
# Associate all mise config files with the correct schema[[schemas]]path = "https://mise.jdx.dev/schema/mise.json"include = [ "**/mise.toml", "**/mise.*.toml", # mise.local.toml, mise.<env>.toml, mise.windows.toml, ... "**/.mise.toml", "**/.mise.*.toml", # dotfile variants "**/mise/config.toml", "**/.mise/config.toml", "**/.config/mise.toml", "**/.config/mise/config.toml", "**/.config/mise/conf.d/*.toml",]Those globs cover every location mise recognizes: mise.toml / .mise.toml, mise.local.toml, environment-specific (mise.production.toml) and platform-specific (mise.macos-arm64.toml) variants, the mise/config.toml and .config/mise/ layouts, plus the conf.d/*.toml drop-ins.
✅ The payoff
Reload Zed and open any mise.toml. You now get key completion, inline documentation, and validation as you type—no more guessing whether it’s [tools] or [tasks], or which fields a task accepts.