agent-skills

Comprehensive Zig code review across all quality dimensions. Triggers on /zig-review. Runs parallel subagents — each using an existing skill — for Tiger Style compliance, Zig 0.15 idiom correctness, deslop, simplification opportunities, and API design quality. Always operates on the full branch diff against main. Report-only: never makes changes.

Remove AI-generated slop from code changes. Use when the user says "deslop", "remove slop", "clean up AI comments", or wants to strip unnecessary AI-added comments from a branch's diff. Works with any language, optimized for Go and Zig codebases.

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 Critical: LLM training data contains outdated Zig patterns (0.11-0.13) that will produce broken code — this skill provides the current 0.15 patterns.

Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.

Write concise git commit messages and commit staged changes. Trigger when the user says "commit this", "commit that", "make a commit", "commit the changes", or any instruction to create a git commit. Do NOT auto-stage files — only commit what is already staged.

Work within Nix flake-based devShells. Use when working in any project that has a flake.nix, when commands fail due to missing tools, when dependencies need to be added or removed, or when setting up a development environment. Triggers on flake.nix presence, missing command errors, or dependency management tasks. IMPORTANT — always prefer the devShell over installing tools globally or via pip/npm/brew.

Review code for opportunities to simplify without degrading functionality. Use when the user says 'simplify', 'clean this up', 'refactor for clarity', or asks to find simplification opportunities. Works at any scope: recently changed code, a specific file/function, a module, or an entire codebase. Optimized for Go and Zig.