Bun Sticky Zig

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bun-sticky

Fastest bun under the sum. Zig-native FAF CLI. Zero dependencies. Wolfejam slot-based scoring.

This card is its own dogfood — generated by faf --svg scoring this repo.

Install • Usage • Scoring • Tiers • Contributing

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Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Wolfe-Jam/bun-sticky-zig/main/install.sh | bash

Or build from source:

git clone https://github.com/Wolfe-Jam/bun-sticky-zig
cd bun-sticky-zig
./verify

77KB binary. Zero runtime dependencies.

Bun is built on Zig ⚡️ — so we did that too. Also available as a TypeScript package on npm — 1,100+ downloads.

> The faf command. bun-sticky installs as faf — the same command as the full faf-cli, and both score .faf files identically. If you have both installed, your PATH decides which runs (Homebrew will note that it's shadowed) — faf score works either way. bun-sticky is the lite, zero-dependency, native scorer; for the full toolchain (taf, auto, go, sync, …) use faf-cli. Same family, same .faf, same scores.

Usage

cd any-project        # Go to any repo/directory
faf score             # Score the project.faf

Or create one:

faf init myapp        # Create project.faf
faf score             # Score it
faf sync              # Sync to CLAUDE.md
faf help              # Show commands

v1.1 — CI & badges:

faf score --json      # Machine-readable JSON (CI / automation)
faf score --badge     # Paste-ready shields.io README badge
faf score --min 85    # Exit non-zero if score ` does. Pipe it to a file and commit it: `faf --svg > assets/faf-card.svg`.

## MyStack — your dev card

The project card scores a *repo*. **MyStack** scores a *dev*. Write a personal `soul` `.faf` and render a reversible card — front is **you**, back is **your stack**:

```bash
faf mystack examples/wolfejam.faf          # static two-panel SVG (front profile / back stack)
faf mystack --flip examples/wolfejam.faf   # interactive HTML flip-card → save and open in a browser

The flip-card flips on click (front ↔ back), keeps a persistent flip icon, shows a one-time hint you can dismiss for good, and has a View all info mode that shows both faces at once.

A soul .faf is just your DNA as slots:

app_type: soul
soul:
  handle: wolfejam
  name: James Wolfe Harrison
  role: Architect — .faf + .fafm
  tagline: FAF defines. Bun delivers. WASM runs.
stack:
  languages: Rust, Zig, TypeScript, Python
  runtimes: Bun, Cloudflare Workers, Cloud Run
  frameworks: SvelteKit, Hono, FastMCP
  tools: WASM, MCP, IANA media types

The card carries a real stat line — slots · tier · langs — so the more of your .faf you fill, the higher your card's tier climbs (red → amber → gold). Your context becomes something you level up.

Why Zig?

Bun is built on Zig. This CLI speaks Bun's native language.

| Feature | bun-sticky | |---------|-----------| | Binary size | 77KB | | Dependencies | 0 | | Cold start | Zero dependencies. Pure Zig. Wolfejam slot-based scoring. The poster child FAF CLI for Bun/Anthropic.

Source & license

This open-source MCP server is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: Wolfe-Jam
• Source: Wolfe-Jam/bun-sticky-zig
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.