coding-guidelines

Overview

Rust Skills (coding-guidelines) is a Claude Code plugin that transforms AI-assisted Rust development through a meta-cognition framework. Rather than providing surface-level fixes, it traces through cognitive layers -- Domain, Design, and Mechanics -- to deliver domain-correct architectural solutions. It addresses the common problem of AI suggesting quick fixes (like .clone()) instead of properly designed solutions that respect domain constraints.

Key Features

• Three-layer meta-cognition framework: Analyzes problems through Domain (why is this data needed?), Design (what pattern fits the domain?), and Mechanics (what Rust syntax implements it?) layers for deeper solutions.
• Real-time Rust information: Fetches latest Rust versions and crate information via background agents, ensuring recommendations are current.
• Domain-aware error resolution: Instead of surface fixes for compiler errors like E0382, it considers the domain context (e.g., immutable audit data) to recommend architecturally sound solutions like Arc<T>.
• Multi-language documentation: Available in English, Chinese, and Japanese, making it accessible to the global Rust community.
• Plugin architecture: Installs as a Claude Code plugin with versioned releases and MIT license.

Who is this for?

This skill is designed for Rust developers who want AI assistance that goes beyond syntax-level fixes to provide architecturally sound, domain-aware solutions. It is especially valuable for developers working on complex systems where ownership, borrowing, and lifetime decisions should be driven by domain requirements rather than compiler appeasement.