What problem does it solve? After linking a z88dk program you have a raw binary that emulators and real hardware cannot load directly. This Skill explains how to use z88dk-appmake to package that binary into loadable formats such as tape images, disk images, ROMs, and Intel hex files for z80 targets. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Format conversion: Turns raw linked binaries into tape, disk, ROM, Intel hex, and other machine-specific loadable formats. - zcc integration: Recommends invoking appmake through zcc +target ... -create-app so the target configuration selects the correct appmake mode automatically. - Per-target options: Documents how to query target-specific flags by running z88dk-appmake +<target> directly. - Use Case: You compiled a ZX Spectrum game with zcc +zx -vn prog.c -o prog -create-app and need to know which output file to load into an emulator and how to customize the tape image options. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to convert your compiled z88dk binary into a loadable tape or disk image for your target machine using zcc with the -create-app flag.