Meet Zzza.

Zzza helps you feed AI
just the right slice.

Zzza + AI = the purrfect combination.

Zzza the Pizza Cat mascot

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 CLI + VS Code Extension to get the most out of Zzza

Grab a Slice

Install the CLI, optionally add the VS Code extension, then build your first slice_context.md.

npm i -g zzza

Pro Tip: For teams with long-lived repos, we recommend a local devDependency so everyone runs the same version: npm i -D zzza

🍕 Install CLI

Getting Started

1) Init

Creates slice.jsonc in your repo.
zzza init
2) Add

Add a file to a slice.

zzza add <slice-name> <path>
You choose the slice name. For example:

zzza add auth src/index.ts
3) Build

Builds slice_context.md.

This library file is the main way to share files with your AI provider through zzza.

Type the name of the slice you want to build. For example:

zzza build auth
Init → Add → Build → Share
• Paste into an AI chat • Attach to a GitHub issue • Send to a teammate • Drop into docs or a PR

Once you've built the context library slice_context.md, you can share it with AI or your team without exposing your entire repository.

Hot Tip: Use zzza group to organize slices (one group per slice).

Quick Start Guide

Quick start (CLI)

🍕 Install CLI

A tiny flow you can memorize. Then tweak it for your repo.

1) Init Once per repo 
zzza init

Creates slice.jsonc. Safe to run multiple times.

2) Add Name it, then add a path 
zzza add <your-slice-name> <path>

You choose the slice name. For example: zzza add auth src/index.ts If the slice doesn’t exist yet, Zzza creates it.

3) Group *Optional 
zzza group core green

One group per slice. Great for “build just the part I’m working on”.

4) Build Right before sharing 
zzza build

Generates slice_context.md.
Then Cmd/Ctrl + A, copy, paste.


Share with AI. Share with your Team.

VS Code extension

Get the extension

UI-first workflow. The extension reads/writes slice.jsonc. You'll still need the CLI installed to run builds.

1) Install VS Code 
Extensions → search “zzza” → Install

Install the extension, then install the CLI once. The extension stays in sync with your repo.

2) Slice UI-first 
New Slice → Add Files / Add Dir → Set Group

Dirs are updated live so you never miss a thing.

3) Build share 
Build → generates slice_context.md

Build uses the CLI under the hood. Then share the output anywhere.

zzza --version
zzza list slices

Hot Tip: Have a slice of Zzza, and share it too.

About Zzza 🍕

Why Zzza?

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.

What it gives you

  • Define meaningful slices of a project
  • Share context without sharing everything
  • Reduce cognitive load for humans + AI
  • Keep focus where the work actually is

Prefer a Gui?

Use the VS Code extension to create slices, add files/folders, set a group, and build. It writes to the same slice.jsonc as the CLI.

The CLI and UI always stay in sync.

VS Code Extension
Zzza the Pizza Cat mascot

Feed AI just the right slice.

One slice at a time.

Keep it Cheezy

Occasional updates about Zzza, and new features.
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🍕 Install VS Code 📚 Docs

Open source code.Protected brand: Zzza™ (Brand Policy)
MIT licensed code.

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