extension-building

Build Rust extensions by scaffolding projects under extensions/your-extension, then implement architecture, traits, schemas, API routes, and background jobs. Follow Rust idioms and use the extension trait with the registration macro to wire components into the systemprompt.io platform.

Structure an MCP server using domain models, trait implementations, and repository-based SQL access. Define extension interfaces, design database schemas, and schedule background jobs to ensure maintainable patterns for production deployments.

Design database schemas and HTTP API surfaces by defining domain models and trait implementations. Use repository-based SQL access for safe migrations, ensuring the extension architecture remains maintainable and fulfills Rust idioms.

Yes, Rust extensions support scheduling and running background jobs with safe migrations. You can implement job hooks and integrate automated code reviews to maintain production deployment quality and enforce maintainable patterns.

Wiring Rust extensions requires implementing the extension trait and using the registration macro. You must define extension interfaces, apply repository-based SQL access, and fulfill Rust idioms to properly integrate with the systemprompt.io architecture.

Use Rust for systemprompt.io extensions when you need robust architecture, type-safe trait implementations, and repository-based SQL access. It provides maintainable patterns for production deployments, including safe migrations and structured API routes.