rust-skills
agent
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- License — License: MIT
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- Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
- Community trust — 150 GitHub stars
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- Code scan incomplete — No supported source files were scanned during light audit
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Purpose
This project provides a collection of 179 Markdown-based rules and best practices that AI coding assistants can reference to write better, more idiomatic Rust code.
Security Assessment
Overall risk: Low. This tool is essentially a static text library rather than executable software. The installation process relies on standard, widely-used commands (`git clone`, `curl`, and `npx`). It does not request dangerous system permissions, access sensitive data, or make external network requests during runtime. Because it is just a set of instructions injected into your AI agent's context window, there is no traditional code execution surface to exploit. The only minor risk lies in running the `npx add-skill` script, which downloads external code, but manual installation via `git` bypasses this entirely.
Quality Assessment
The project is highly regarded and well-maintained. It recently received updates and has garnered 150 GitHub stars, indicating solid community trust. It is fully open-source under the permissive and standard MIT license. The documentation is exceptionally clear, detailing exactly what the 14 categories of rules cover and providing straightforward, multi-platform installation instructions. While the automated code scanner could not evaluate the source files (likely because the core content is plain Markdown rather than a standard programming language), the transparent nature of text-based rules makes malicious content easily visible to the naked eye.
Verdict
Safe to use.
This project provides a collection of 179 Markdown-based rules and best practices that AI coding assistants can reference to write better, more idiomatic Rust code.
Security Assessment
Overall risk: Low. This tool is essentially a static text library rather than executable software. The installation process relies on standard, widely-used commands (`git clone`, `curl`, and `npx`). It does not request dangerous system permissions, access sensitive data, or make external network requests during runtime. Because it is just a set of instructions injected into your AI agent's context window, there is no traditional code execution surface to exploit. The only minor risk lies in running the `npx add-skill` script, which downloads external code, but manual installation via `git` bypasses this entirely.
Quality Assessment
The project is highly regarded and well-maintained. It recently received updates and has garnered 150 GitHub stars, indicating solid community trust. It is fully open-source under the permissive and standard MIT license. The documentation is exceptionally clear, detailing exactly what the 14 categories of rules cover and providing straightforward, multi-platform installation instructions. While the automated code scanner could not evaluate the source files (likely because the core content is plain Markdown rather than a standard programming language), the transparent nature of text-based rules makes malicious content easily visible to the naked eye.
Verdict
Safe to use.
A collection of 179 rules that AI coding agents can use when writing Rust.
README.md
Rust Skills
179 Rust rules your AI coding agent can use to write better code.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Codex, Aider, Zed, Amp, Cline, and pretty much any other agent that supports skills.
Install
npx add-skill leonardomso/rust-skills
That's it. The CLI figures out which agents you have and installs the skill to the right place.
How to use it
After installing, just ask your agent:
/rust-skills review this function
/rust-skills is my error handling idiomatic?
/rust-skills check for memory issues
The agent loads the relevant rules and applies them to your code.
What's in here
179 rules split into 14 categories:
| Category | Rules | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership & Borrowing | 12 | When to borrow vs clone, Arc/Rc, lifetimes |
| Error Handling | 12 | thiserror for libs, anyhow for apps, the ? operator |
| Memory | 15 | SmallVec, arenas, avoiding allocations |
| API Design | 15 | Builder pattern, newtypes, sealed traits |
| Async | 15 | Tokio patterns, channels, spawn_blocking |
| Optimization | 12 | LTO, inlining, PGO, SIMD |
| Naming | 16 | Following Rust API Guidelines |
| Type Safety | 10 | Newtypes, parse don't validate |
| Testing | 13 | Proptest, mockall, criterion |
| Docs | 11 | Doc examples, intra-doc links |
| Performance | 11 | Iterators, entry API, collect patterns |
| Project Structure | 11 | Workspaces, module layout |
| Linting | 11 | Clippy config, CI setup |
| Anti-patterns | 15 | Common mistakes and how to fix them |
Each rule has:
- Why it matters
- Bad code example
- Good code example
- Links to official docs when relevant
Manual install
If add-skill doesn't work for your setup, here's how to install manually:
Global (applies to all projects):
git clone https://github.com/leonardomso/rust-skills.git ~/.claude/skills/rust-skills
Or just for one project:
git clone https://github.com/leonardomso/rust-skills.git .claude/skills/rust-skills
git clone https://github.com/leonardomso/rust-skills.git .opencode/skills/rust-skills
git clone https://github.com/leonardomso/rust-skills.git .cursor/skills/rust-skills
Or just grab the skill file:
curl -o .cursorrules https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leonardomso/rust-skills/master/SKILL.md
mkdir -p .windsurf/rules
curl -o .windsurf/rules/rust-skills.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leonardomso/rust-skills/master/SKILL.md
git clone https://github.com/leonardomso/rust-skills.git .codex/skills/rust-skills
Or use the AGENTS.md standard:
curl -o AGENTS.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leonardomso/rust-skills/master/SKILL.md
mkdir -p .github
curl -o .github/copilot-instructions.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leonardomso/rust-skills/master/SKILL.md
Add to .aider.conf.yml:
read: path/to/rust-skills/SKILL.md
Or pass it directly:
aider --read path/to/rust-skills/SKILL.md
curl -o AGENTS.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leonardomso/rust-skills/master/SKILL.md
git clone https://github.com/leonardomso/rust-skills.git .agents/skills/rust-skills
mkdir -p .clinerules
curl -o .clinerules/rust-skills.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leonardomso/rust-skills/master/SKILL.md
If your agent supports the AGENTS.md standard:
curl -o AGENTS.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leonardomso/rust-skills/master/SKILL.md
All rules
See SKILL.md for the full list with links to each rule file.
Where these rules come from
- Rust API Guidelines
- Rust Performance Book
- Rust Design Patterns
- Real code from ripgrep, tokio, serde, polars, axum
- Clippy docs
Contributing
PRs welcome. Just follow the format of existing rules.
License
MIT
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