All I can think of whenever I see Commbank’s annoyingly worded advertising campaign.
Zed doesn’t play that nicely with iTerm’s semantic history behaviour by default: line and column numbers don’t get passed through properly.
You can configure iTerm to run a custom command though, which means you can use this one-liner to open things to the right place:
```
zed_open() { filename="$1"; line="${2:-1}"; col="${3:-1}"; /opt/homebrew/bin/zed "$filename:$line:$col"; }; zed_open \1 \2 \(semanticHistory.columnNumber)
```