Maintain consistent style patterns throughout the codebase to improve readability, reduce maintenance overhead, and prevent errors. Key areas to focus on: 1. **Use consistent struct declarations**: For top-level structs, prefer: ```zig const Installer = @This(); ``` instead of: ```zig pub const Installer = struct { ``` 2. **Eliminate redundancies**: Remove duplicate declarations such as repeated flags, option definitions, or multiple type declarations. ```zig // Bad - duplicates in options list GLOBAL_OPTIONS[LONG_OPTIONS]="--extension-order --jsx-factory --jsx-fragment --extension-order --jsx-factory --jsx-fragment" // Good - no duplicates GLOBAL_OPTIONS[LONG_OPTIONS]="--extension-order --jsx-factory --jsx-fragment" ``` 3. **Maintain consistent formatting**: Ensure proper spacing, consistent namespace qualifiers, and appropriate control structures. ```zig // Bad - inconsistent namespace qualification if (comptime Environment.debug_checks) { // Good - consistent qualification if (comptime bun.Environment.debug_checks) { ``` 4. **Use appropriate control structures**: Choose the most readable structure for the logic being expressed. ```zig // Consider switch statements for multiple conditions fn isValidRedirectStatus(status: u16) bool { return switch (status) { 301, 302, 303, 307, 308 => true, else => false, }; } ``` Consistent style makes code easier to read, review, and maintain for the entire team.