rmc-workspace-overview

To audit a Rust workspace for crate coupling and dead public rot, run an overview pass that orchestrates discovery tools for statistics, crate edges, and visibility distribution to produce severity-ranked findings.

Detecting semantic overlaps and hygiene issues requires indexing the codebase to cluster type collisions, module shadowing, and literal overlaps, using a configurable threshold for sensitivity.

You can scan for unsafe surface area and global mutability at workspace scope by executing unsafe-block documentation checks and mutable-state inventory across all crates in one pass.

Find complexity hotspots by selecting top-coupled files from crate-edge analysis and estimating cyclomatic complexity, allowing you to target deeper dives before per-crate audits.

Yes, checking for semantic overlaps requires running build_hypergraph and index_codebase first to establish the graph structure needed before applying the configurable overlap threshold.