Rust Authoring

Plugin rust-authoring in kmshdev/rust-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (22)

• coding-guidelines

  Use when reviewing Rust code style, naming, formatting, Clippy, rustfmt, or lints.

• domain-cli

  Use when designing Rust CLI apps with clap, args, subcommands, TUI, config precedence, exit codes, progress, or shell integration.

• domain-cloud-native

  Use when building cloud-native Rust for Kubernetes, Docker, gRPC, microservices, observability, health checks, or graceful shutdown.

• domain-embedded

  Use when building embedded or no_std Rust for MCU firmware, HAL/PAC, RTIC, Embassy, interrupts, DMA, linker scripts, or fixed memory.

• domain-fintech

  Use when building Rust fintech systems for trading, ledgers, decimal money, payments, settlement, or audit trails.

• domain-iot

  Use when building IoT Rust for MQTT, sensors, gateways, telemetry, offline-first buffering, OTA, or edge devices.

• domain-ml

  Use when building ML or AI Rust with tensors, models, inference, training, ndarray, burn, candle, tch-rs, memory, or acceleration.

• domain-web

  Use when building a Rust web server or HTTP services with axum, actix, tower or APIs.

• m01-ownership

  Use when diagnosing Rust ownership, borrowing, lifetimes, borrow-checker errors, moved values, E0382, E0597, E0506, E0507, E0515, E0716, or E0106.

• m02-resource

  Use when choosing Box, Rc, Arc, Weak, RefCell, Cell, RAII, Drop, heap allocation, or ownership resource patterns.

• m03-mutability

  Use when fixing mutability or borrow conflicts involving E0596, E0499, E0502, mut, &mut, Cell, RefCell, Mutex, RwLock, or interior mutability.

• m04-zero-cost

  Use when Rust needs generics, traits, trait bounds, impl Trait, dyn dispatch, E0038, E0277, or E0599.

• m05-type-driven

  Use when Rust APIs need newtypes, typestate, PhantomData, builders, invalid-state prevention, primitive obsession fixes, or invariants.

• m06-error-handling

  Use when Rust needs Result, Option, ?, panic, anyhow, thiserror, or custom errors.

• m07-concurrency

  Use when building concurrent or async Rust with Send, Sync, threads, tokio, async/await, Future, channels, Mutex, atomics, or deadlocks.

• m09-domain

  Use when modeling Rust DDD entities, value objects, aggregates, or invariants.

• m10-performance

  Use when tuning Rust performance: benchmark, profile, allocations, cache, SIMD.

• m12-lifecycle

  Use when designing Rust lifecycles: RAII, Drop, cleanup, guards, OnceLock, and pools.

• m13-domain-error

  Use when designing Rust domain error strategies with retries, backoff, circuit breakers, fallbacks, resilience, or user-facing error recovery.

• m14-mental-model

  Use when teaching Rust intuition, correcting misconceptions, comparing mental models, or explaining ownership and borrows with analogies.

• m15-anti-pattern

  Use when reviewing Rust anti-patterns, code smells, clone overuse, unwrap in production, borrow-checker fights, refactors, or idiomatic alternatives.

• rust-router

  Use when selecting the first rust-authoring skill for Rust compiler errors, language mechanics, design, domain constraints, or code-style guidance.

Hooks (1)

• UserPromptSubmit

  bash -lc 'root="${PLUGIN_ROOT:-${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-}}"; [ -n "$root" ] || exit 0; exec bash "$root/hooks/rust-skill-eval-hook.sh"'

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