Add TigerBeetle's Tiger Style guidance to this project's CLAUDE.md. Run this in any Zig project to apply Tiger Style's rules on assertions, bounded loops, static memory, naming, function shape, comments, and formatting.
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description: >
Add TigerBeetle's Tiger Style guidance to this project's
CLAUDE.md. Run this in any Zig project to apply Tiger
Style's rules on assertions, bounded loops, static
memory, naming, function shape, comments, and
formatting.
user-invocable: true
---
# /tiger-init
Add Tiger Style guidance to this project's CLAUDE.md.
## Procedure
### 1. Read the Tiger Style fragment
Read the file at
`${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/docs/claude-md-fragment.md`.
This contains Tiger Style rules formatted as a CLAUDE.md
section. If the file is missing, report the error and
stop -- do not proceed without it.
### 2. Check current CLAUDE.md
- If no `CLAUDE.md` exists in the project root, create
one with just a `# CLAUDE.md` header followed by the
fragment content.
- If `CLAUDE.md` exists, check if it already contains the
heading `## Tiger Style`. If so, report "Tiger Style
guidance already present" and stop.
- If `CLAUDE.md` exists but lacks that heading, append
the fragment content to the end of the file, separated
from the existing content by a blank line.
### 3. Report result
Tell the user what you did:
- "Created CLAUDE.md with Tiger Style guidance"
- "Added Tiger Style guidance to existing CLAUDE.md"
- "Tiger Style guidance already present in CLAUDE.md"
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