architecture-review

To structure a scalable Rust CLI and REST project, organize your code into a workspace layout with modular crate boundaries. This architecture review framework provides actionable recommendations for splitting modules, managing dependencies, and defining cross-crate APIs to ensure maintainable growth.

Handling errors across Rust workspace crate boundaries requires robust error propagation strategies between modular crates. This review analyzes your architecture and provides concrete code patterns to ensure errors are correctly forwarded across async and sync boundaries without breaking encapsulation.

Reviewing Rust architecture for modular crate boundaries and async sync issues involves analyzing workspace organization and cross-crate API design. This framework identifies bottlenecks in your error handling and async boundaries, delivering concrete refactoring patterns for your CLI components.

Yes, you can use this architecture review on Rust projects with both CLI and REST components. It is specifically tailored for large Rust systems, focusing on workspace organization, module boundaries, dependency management, and testing practices for mixed CLI and REST-backed environments.

Setting up CI quality gates and testing strategies for a Rust workspace requires analyzing your modular crate boundaries and async operations. This review provides actionable recommendations for dependency management and testing approaches tailored to Rust CLI and REST-backed systems.