Rust E2e AI Agent

Rust E2E AI Agent

When To Use

Use for:

• New Rust service or crate setup
• Feature implementation with tests
• Debugging build/test/lint failures
• CI hardening for Rust workspaces

Inputs

• Target scope (workspace, crate, or file/module)
• Rust version/channel constraints
• Whether network-dependent checks are allowed

Steps

1. Discover workspace state:
   • cargo metadata --no-deps
   • cargo fmt --all --check
2. Run correctness checks:
   • cargo check --workspace
   • cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
3. Run tests:
   • cargo test --workspace
   • If needed, narrow to crate: cargo test -p <crate>
4. Apply minimal fixes:
   • Prefer targeted edits over broad rewrites.
   • Keep app-agnostic logic in crates/; app-specific logic in apps/.
5. Re-run verification:
   • Repeat fmt, check, clippy, and tests until clean.
6. CI alignment:
   • Ensure .github/workflows runs fmt, check, clippy, test.

Verification

Success criteria:

• cargo fmt --all --check passes
• cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings passes
• cargo test --workspace passes
• No new warnings in changed code

Outputs

• Clean Rust changes with tests
• Updated CI if missing required Rust gates
• Short change summary with touched paths and commands run

Source: MouhamedN96/YOKK — distributed by TomeVault.