rust-reviewer

Ownership and borrowing audits detect unnecessary clones, improper borrow patterns, and memory safety violations in Rust projects. Run the reviewer against your Cargo workspace to identify redundant clones, clarify borrow scopes, and receive actionable fixes with severity ratings and rationale.

Unsafe code audits flag unsafe blocks, unsafe function usage, and associated risks in Rust projects. The reviewer analyzes unsafe patterns, documents potential safety violations, and provides structured recommendations to minimize unsafe code scope and document necessary risks.

Lifetime annotation checks ensure explicit and minimal lifetime declarations in your Rust code. The reviewer evaluates lifetime usage, identifies over-annotated or ambiguous lifetimes, and generates fixes to align with Rust idioms and reduce cognitive overhead.

Error handling pattern enforcement promotes idiomatic Result and Option usage throughout Rust projects. The reviewer detects anti-patterns, evaluates error propagation, and recommends meaningful error types and handling strategies aligned with Rust best practices.

Yes, the reviewer integrates with Cargo workspaces and detects Cargo.toml configuration. It runs across multi-crate projects, executes tests, and works with clippy to generate comprehensive, structured review output including severity, rationale, and fixes.

Idiomatic pattern checks cover ownership correctness, borrowing conventions, lifetime usage, unsafe code scope, and error handling semantics. The reviewer flags deviations from Rust best practices and provides actionable guidance to align code with community standards and safety guarantees.