implement-rule

To implement a Rust lint rule from a YAML definition, the skill analyzes the file and generates the violation struct, checker dispatch, and registry entry. It scaffolds the complete rule implementation automatically.

Shuck-linter dispatches rules through the correct checker phase by wiring the new rule into the checker's category and module structure. The skill ensures the generated code matches the appropriate dispatch phase for the rule.

To generate snapshot tests and fixtures for a Rust lint rule, you need a YAML rule definition in the docs/rules/ directory. The skill uses this definition to create a working fixture suite and snapshot validation tests automatically.

Yes, you can scaffold a complete lint rule end-to-end without manual registry wiring. The skill generates the Rust violation type, suppression map, and registry entry directly from the YAML rule definition.

The best way to add a violation struct and test suite for a shuck-linter rule is providing the rule code or YAML path. The skill scaffolds the Rust module, violation type, and snapshot tests together to eliminate manual wiring.