This feels wrong.

> Zig's compiler is self-contained. It includes a build system, cross-compilers, and package management features. This makes it simple for small projects or single-language codebases.

> C follows a different philosophy. Its toolchain is composable. The compiler, linker, build system, and package manager are independent pieces. You can use GCC or Clang, build with Make or Ninja, manage dependencies with apt or brew, and link with ld, lld, or mold.

Zig would be more composable, as rather than being separate programs, you can write code to compose them in different ways. You are composing in zig rather than bash.