What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you write correct Rust code for Ax RLM runtime workflows, including executor loops, session wiring, and runtime envelope handling, without mixing in TypeScript-only APIs.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Rust package guidance: Uses the generated axllm package API, examples, and manifests as the source of truth for implementation details.
- Runtime integration: Supports AxCodeRuntime and AxCodeSession implementations, including ProcessCodeRuntime and optional runtime profiles.
- Practical use case: Use it when building agent code that needs native Rust runtime behavior, deterministic local checks, or provider-facing request mapping.
- Guardrails: Encourages package examples, no-key examples, and AxIR-aligned generated package behavior instead of inventing unsupported call shapes.
Quick Start
Use this skill to write a Rust Ax agent with axllm that follows the package examples and correctly wires an AxCodeRuntime session for the runtime profile you need.