review-rust-prose

To automate Rust code review for prose and rustdoc quality, you can run a dedicated inspection skill that scans your codebase slices to check comment wrapping, rustdoc accuracy, and prose readability, generating a detailed slice report of the findings.

A rustdoc accuracy and prose quality check inspects Rust code files to evaluate manually chopped comment wrapping, verify rustdoc accuracy, and assess prose readability, outputting a slice report that highlights both issues and clean surfaces.

Yes, you can review a specific slice of a Rust codebase for comment wrapping issues by running an automated prose inspection that targets the specified code slice and writes a report outlining any manually chopped comment problems found.

Automated Rust prose review does not require external dependencies or components, as the inspection runs locally to analyze rustdoc accuracy and comment wrapping, directly generating a slice report without needing additional setup.

You should run an automated rustdoc pass on your Rust code when performing a dedicated prose and rustdoc accuracy review or when a specific comment-quality review is requested, ensuring manually chopped comment wrapping meets quality standards.