Swe Programming Rust

Rust Coding Standards

Purpose

Progressive disclosure of Rust coding standards for agents writing Rust code.

Usage: Auto-loaded for agents when writing Rust code. Provides quick reference to idioms, best practices, and antipatterns.

Authoritative Source: docs/explanation/software-engineering/programming-languages/rust/README.md

Prerequisite Knowledge

IMPORTANT: This skill provides OSE Platform-specific style guides, not educational tutorials.

Complete the AyoKoding Rust learning path first:

1. Rust Learning Path - 0-95% language coverage
2. Rust By Example - 75+ annotated examples

See: Programming Language Documentation Separation

Quick Standards Reference

• Naming, Errors, Ownership, Iterators, Newtype, Async — naming conventions, thiserror/Result patterns, borrowing, iterator combinators, newtype IDs, Axum handlers
• Unsafe Policy, Cargo.toml, Clippy/rustfmt — forbid(unsafe_code) in lib.rs+main.rs, required Cargo.toml structure, [lints.clippy] config, pre-commit commands

Comprehensive Documentation

Authoritative Index: docs/explanation/software-engineering/programming-languages/rust/README.md

Mandatory Standards

1. Coding Standards
2. Testing Standards
3. Code Quality Standards
4. Build Configuration

Context-Specific Standards

1. Error Handling
2. Concurrency
3. Memory Management
4. Type Safety
5. Performance
6. Security
7. API Standards
8. DDD Standards

Related Skills

• docs-applying-content-quality
• repo-practicing-trunk-based-development

References

• Rust README
• Functional Programming