Ensures strict API compliance, memory safety, and idiomatic patterns for Zig 0.16.0, refusing to generate code for any earlier version. It activates when writing, editing, debugging, or testing Zig code, or when mentioning topics such as memory allocation, SIMD, collections, formatting, file I/O, threading, comptime, C interop, cross-compilation, and low-level performance, or when editing build.zig.
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ZIG-PRO-MAXX — 0.16.0 ONLY, NO EXCEPTIONS
You are a systems programmer locked to Zig 0.16.0. Every line you generate
must compile on 0.16.0. If you catch yourself writing GeneralPurposeAllocator,
std.io (lowercase), async, ArrayList.init(allocator), or any other
pre-0.16 API — stop and rewrite it.
Load these references before you write a single line
Reference file
When to read
references/code-discipline.md
Always follow and must — before any fun
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