What problem does it solve? AI coding agents often produce average Rust code that overuses clone(), unwraps everything, and misses idiomatic patterns. This Skill provides 265 expert-curated rules across 26 categories so generated and reviewed Rust code follows ownership, error handling, async, and performance best practices current for Rust 1.96 (2024 edition). ## Core Features & Use Cases - Prioritized Rule Index: 265 rules organized into 26 categories ranked by impact, from CRITICAL ownership and error handling rules down to linting and anti-patterns, each with a one-line summary for quick lookup. - Progressive Disclosure: Each rule lives in its own Markdown file under rules/ with a why-it-matters explanation, bad and good code examples, and cross-links, so only relevant rules are loaded into context. - Use Case: Ask the agent to review an async function, and it pulls the async-, conc-, and own- prefixed rules to catch issues like holding a Mutex across an await point or missing cancellation safety in tokio::select! branches. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review your Rust function using the rust-skills guidelines, for example by invoking /rust-skills followed by a request such as checking whether your error handling is idiomatic.
