What problem does it solve?
This Skill audits alef-generated language bindings to find coverage gaps, so you can verify that every public Rust function and type is exposed across all enabled target languages.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Config-canonical gap detection: Treats
alef.toml exclusions and #[alef::skip], #[alef::exclude], #[alef::opaque] attributes as the source of truth to avoid false positives.
- Cross-language binding comparison: Enumerates public Rust items, builds per-language exported sets, diffs them, and reports exactly which languages are missing each item.
- Root-cause triage and upstream-ready outcomes: Determines whether a gap is caused by alef codegen, action/workflow scaffolding, or consuming configuration, then drives fixes with
CHANGELOG.md updates and recorded SHAs/workflow URLs.
Quick Start
Use the binding-audit skill to audit the Rust library that you’re bound into multiple languages and produce a gap report that identifies missing exports and the most likely upstream cause.