Customize Ziva

AGENTS.mdCopy Anchor Link

Put instructions you want Ziva to follow in every chat in a file named AGENTS.md beside project.godot:

# My game

- I'm new to Godot. Explain changes in plain language.
- Keep this a simple 2D game.
- Ask before adding a new game mechanic.

Ziva reads it when a chat starts, so start a new chat (/new) after editing it. For instructions across all your projects, use ~/.ziva/AGENTS.md.

MemoriesCopy Anchor Link

Ziva remembers your preferences and project decisions between chats. Tell it "Remember that I'm new to Godot," or ask "What do you remember about this project?" Turn memories off or delete them in Settings → Agent.

SkillsCopy Anchor Link

Ziva supports Godot AI skills: folders with a SKILL.md file of instructions that it loads when a task matches the skill's description. Put skills in <project>/.ziva/skills/<name>/SKILL.md, or ~/.ziva/skills/ for all projects, and load one manually with /skill:<name>.

---
name: simple-game-guide
description: Use when adding a small feature to a beginner's 2D Godot game.
---

Explain each change in plain language and add only the feature I asked for.

Only use skills you trust. A skill can tell Ziva to run code on your computer.

Custom commandsCopy Anchor Link

Save a request you repeat as <project>/.ziva/commands/<name>.md (or ~/.ziva/commands/ for all projects), then type /<name> to send it. Use $1, $2 or $ARGUMENTS for text you type after the command.

Custom subagentsCopy Anchor Link

Ziva can hand focused tasks to helpers such as Explore. To add your own, save a Markdown file with a description (and optional tools and model) in <project>/.ziva/agents/ or ~/.ziva/agents/.

Everywhere on this page, .agents/ works in place of .ziva/.