Meet Zzza.
Zzza helps you feed AI just the right slice.
Zzza + AI = the purrfect combination.
Hot Tip: Use zzza to save, share, and focus on just the right slice.
Save a slice.
Share a slice.
Focus on what matters.
Pick Files → Build Context → Share Slices 🍕
Install the CLI, optionally add the VS Code extension, then build your first
Pro Tip: For teams with long-lived repos, we recommend a local devDependency so everyone runs the same version:
The goal: share just the context — without sharing your entire repo. Hot Tip: Use A tiny flow you can memorize. Then tweak it for your repo. Creates Add a few files. If the slice doesn’t exist yet, it’s created. One group per slice. Great for “build just the part I’m working on”. Generates
UI-first workflow. The extension reads/writes Install the extension, then install the CLI once. The extension stays in sync with your repo. Dirs are updated live so you never miss a thing. Build uses the CLI under the hood. Then share the output anywhere.
AI tools are powerful — but they work best when the context is
scoped, readable, and intentional.
No surprises. No hidden state. Just context you can trust.
Use the VS Code extension to create slices, add files/folders, set a group, and build.
It writes to the same The CLI and UI always stay in sync.
Get slicey in 60 seconds
slice_context.md.
npm i -g zzza
npm i -D zzza
Getting Started
Creates slice.jsonc in your repo.
zzza init
Adds files (or dirs) to a slice.
zzza add <slice-name> <path>
Generates slice_context.md
zzza build <slice>zzza group to organize slices (one group per slice).Quick Start Guide
Quick start (CLI)
🍕 Install CLI
zzza initslice.jsonc. Safe to run multiple times.zzza add core src/index.tszzza group core greenzzza buildslice_context.md.
Then Cmd/Ctrl + A, copy, paste.VS Code extension
Get the extension
slice.jsonc. You'll still need the CLI installed to run builds.
Extensions → search “zzza” → InstallNew Slice → Add Files / Add Dir → Set GroupBuild → generates slice_context.mdzzza --version
zzza list slices
About Zzza 🍕
Why Zzza?
What it gives you
Prefer a Gui?
slice.jsonc as the CLI.