rust-skills

Why we included this project

Rust developers who rely on AI coding assistants will find this more useful than the usual stack of prompt templates. It installs either as a Claude Code plugin or as a portable skills collection that any skills-capable agent can load. Rather than answering an ownership error with a quick .clone(), it works through a three-layer model, from domain constraints down to language mechanics, so the fix fits the actual system instead of just silencing the compiler. Background agents fetch current Rust versions and crate details, and it can generate skills from the dependencies in your Cargo.toml, which keeps the advice tied to your real project. For a small team that wants Rust-aware help without switching tools, this is a practical layer on top of an agent you already use.