Memory-safe Rust code with clear error handling.
What it does
Guides Rust implementation, review, and debugging to produce memory-safe code with explicit error handling and tests.
When to use it
Use when building Rust applications, resolving ownership or borrowing problems, designing trait APIs, implementing async concurrency, creating FFI bindings, or optimizing performance.
How to use it
It changes how the agent implements Rust code by requiring ownership-aware design, documented unsafe blocks, explicit error handling, and validation.
What you provide
- An existing project
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What you need · 1
Requires Cargo with the clippy and fmt subcommands available to run the mandated lint, formatting, and test checks.
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