rust-code-navigator

You can navigate Rust code by using Language Server Protocol operations to instantly jump to source definitions and locate all references for symbols. This requires an active rust-analyzer server to provide the necessary code intelligence.

LSP code navigation works by querying a rust-analyzer server to retrieve hover information and definitions for Rust symbols. When you encounter an unfamiliar function, it fetches quick details and documentation directly from the source.

Yes, you need rust-analyzer to use this LSP Rust code navigation skill. It acts as the active Language Server Protocol server required to process code intelligence requests and retrieve symbol definitions and references within your project.

Yes, you can retrieve hover information for Rust symbols using LSP operations. By querying the rust-analyzer server, you get quick details and documentation about functions and variables directly within your codebase.

The primary limitation of using LSP to navigate Rust codebases is the strict dependency on an active rust-analyzer server. Without a running LSP server, the skill cannot perform find definitions, locate references, or retrieve hover information.