aif-best-practices

You can enforce Rust coding standards by validating error handling patterns with `thiserror`, checking `#[non_exhaustive]` attributes, and verifying `kebab-case` crate naming to ensure codebase consistency.

The best way to check Rust code for proper thiserror usage is to validate error propagation patterns and ensure `#[non_exhaustive]` attributes are applied to prevent breaking changes across the codebase.

Validate crate naming conventions by enforcing `kebab-case` for crates and `dot.notation.lowercase` for action keys, while promoting modular code structure using `pub mod prelude` and limiting function length.

Yes, this Rust code review approach works by validating `dot.notation.lowercase` for action keys and ensuring modularity through `pub mod prelude`, maintaining high code quality and organization.

You need to enforce Rust error handling patterns and coding standards when reviewing new code contributions, ensuring all developers adhere to the same high standards for error handling, naming, and code organization.