zig

Remove AI-generated comment slop from the current branch diff

Comprehensive parallel Zig code review — Tiger Style, idioms, deslop, simplification, docs, tests, and API design

Tiger Style compliance review of the current branch diff

Use this agent when writing new Zig code, refactoring existing Zig code, debugging Zig compilation errors, or when you need guidance on idiomatic Zig 0.15 patterns and APIs. This agent should be consulted proactively whenever Zig code is being written or modified to ensure it follows the latest Zig 0.15 conventions and avoids deprecated patterns. Examples: - user: "Add a new connection pool module to src/session/" assistant: "Let me use the zig:expert agent to write this module with correct idiomatic Zig 0.15 patterns." (Use the Task tool to launch the zig:expert agent to write the module) - user: "I'm getting a compile error: 'deprecated: use xyz instead'" assistant: "Let me use the zig:expert agent to diagnose this and fix it with the correct Zig 0.15 API." (Use the Task tool to launch the zig:expert agent to fix the error) - user: "Refactor this function to be more idiomatic" assistant: "Let me use the zig:expert agent to refactor this using current Zig 0.15 best practices." (Use the Task tool to launch the zig:expert agent to refactor the code) - Context: The assistant just wrote a new Zig function or module. assistant: "Now let me use the zig:expert agent to review this code for Zig 0.15 correctness and idiom compliance." (Use the Task tool to launch the zig:expert agent to review the just-written code)

TigerBeetle's coding style guide for writing safe, performant Zig code. Enforces strict safety rules (assertions, bounded control flow, static memory), performance discipline (mechanical sympathy, batching), and naming/formatting conventions. Use this skill when: (1) Writing or generating Zig code — apply Tiger Style rules during generation, (2) Reviewing Zig code — run a detailed review against all Tiger Style principles, (3) User asks about Tiger Style conventions, naming, assertions, or formatting. Triggers on: writing Zig code, code review requests, style questions, "tiger style", "tiger review".

Write correct, idiomatic Zig 0.15 code. Use when writing new Zig code, editing existing Zig files, debugging Zig compilation errors, reviewing Zig code, or working with build.zig files. Triggers on any task involving .zig files. Critical: LLM training data contains outdated Zig patterns (0.11-0.13) that will produce broken code — this skill provides the current 0.15 patterns.