rust-idioms

Enforce idiomatic Rust practices with cargo check, clippy, and test verification.

2|Updated Apr 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/getspur/spur --skill rust-idioms-getspur
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Skill: rust-idioms
Source: https://github.com/getspur/spur/tree/main/.claude/skills/rust-idioms
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/getspur/spur --skill rust-idioms-getspur

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill addresses the common pitfalls AI agents face when writing Rust, such as fighting the borrow checker, improper error handling, and inefficient async patterns, ensuring code is production-ready and maintainable.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Check-Driven Development: Enforces a strict loop of writing small units of code followed by immediate compiler verification.
  • Ownership & Lifetime Guidance: Provides systematic debugging steps for common compiler errors like E0597 and E0499 to prevent anti-patterns like unnecessary cloning.
  • Verification Standards: Mandates successful execution of cargo check, clippy, and test suites before any task is marked complete.

Quick Start

Apply the rust-idioms skill to refactor the current module and ensure all code passes cargo check and clippy without warnings.

Frequently Asked Questions about rust-idioms

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I fix borrow checker errors when refactoring Rust code?

Fix Rust borrow checker errors during refactoring by following systematic ownership and lifetime debugging steps to prevent anti-patterns like unnecessary cloning, ensuring memory safety and architectural integrity across multi-crate workspaces.

What's the best way to ensure Rust code is production-ready and maintainable?

Ensure Rust code is production-ready by enforcing compiler-first workflows that mandate successful execution of cargo check, clippy, and test suites before marking any task complete, guaranteeing memory safety and code quality.

How do I handle improper async patterns in Rust?

Handle improper async patterns in Rust by applying idiomatic development practices that enforce ownership principles and explicit error handling, systematically resolving inefficient async code during refactoring and new feature implementation.

Does this Rust verification workflow support complex multi-crate workspaces?

Yes, this Rust verification workflow supports complex multi-crate workspaces by enforcing strict compiler-first workflows and mandatory verification via cargo toolchains for refactoring, new feature implementation, and code review tasks.

Why does my AI agent fight the borrow checker when writing Rust?

AI agents fight the Rust borrow checker due to common pitfalls like improper error handling and inefficient async patterns. Enforcing check-driven development by writing small code units followed by immediate compiler verification systematically resolves these issues.