rust-architect

Generate Rust workspace architecture documentation by instructing the architect to output a complete package covering domain models, ownership strategies, and async patterns. This yields an architecture overview, ADRs, and guardrails for multi-crate projects.

Rust architecture guardrails are governance artifacts that enforce best practices for ownership models and async patterns. You need them when designing complex Rust systems to ensure AI agents and developers adhere to defined architectural constraints during implementation.

Yes, you can create handoff-ready documentation for AI-driven Rust development. It generates collaboration artifacts specifically designed to support Director and Implementor AI agents in reviewing and building complex systems with confidence.

Yes, this works for designing both Rust web services and CLI toolkits. It applies to multi-crate Rust workspaces and backend components, generating comprehensive documentation packages that govern architecture across these specific application types.

The best way to manage architecture decisions for a Rust backend system is by generating Architecture Decision Records (ADRs). ADRs document choices for ownership models and async patterns, providing governance and review context for AI-driven delivery.