818 mods tagged Rust that install into Codex, measured the same four ways as everything else here: what each costs in tokens on every session, what a security scan found and why, whether it is the original, and what changed.
Enforces the official Rust API Guidelines (https://rust-lang.github.io/api-guidelines/) when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Rust library code. Use this skill whenever you are writing new Rust structs, enums, traits, functions, or modules that form a public API — including when designing error types, implementing…
Load before writing, editing, or reviewing a doc comment or inline comment in Rust: the comment on a new or changed function, type, trait, or module, a # Errors or # Panics section for behavior that just changed, a # Safety section on an unsafe fn, a // SAFETY: comment beside an unsafe block, a doc example the build…
Use this skill when working on Rust backend code or docs for the Fusion stack (v0.3): fusions, fusion-common, fusion-core, fusion-db, fusion-web, fusion-rpc, fusion-security, fusion-ai, standalone fusion-mq, or fusion-sql. Covers DI (Application/Plugin/Component), typed DB context…
LLM deployment optimizer (performance, cost, and safety) — backed by 204,000 real measurements on consumer GPUs. Runs locally from the chimeraforge Python package.
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Evaluate whether an existing project, service, subsystem, or migration RFC should adopt Rust. Compare staying, adopting an existing native tool, extracting a Rust kernel, replacing one component, and full migration through evidence-gated performance, safety, cost, compatibility, and delivery analysis. Produce a clear…
Comprehensive Dioxus 0.7 framework expertise for building modern fullstack applications with Rust. Use when working with Dioxus for web, desktop, or mobile app development, setting up projects, implementing state management, routing, data fetching, CSS-in-Rust styling, or integrating with backend APIs and databases.
R-Code can be available as a local MCP server named r-code. Use it only when the user asks you to delegate a focused investigation to R-Code's own Agent.
Use when writing, modifying, debugging, testing, refactoring, optimizing, or reviewing Rust in Jeroen's preferred style, including APIs, domain models, parsers, ETL and data processing, stateful data structures, numerical code, optimization and search algorithms, and performance-sensitive kernels.
Use the ALTAI terminal product to run agents, inspect durable workspace state, and automate safe coding workflows through human-readable or JSONL output.
A dashboard that puts claude-monitor pages from multiple machines into one switchable page. claude-monitor shows activity on one machine, while this tool connects to other machines through SSH tunnels.
MCP server "healthpoint-rs" as configured in edithatogo/healthpoint-rs. Runs in Docker (ghcr.io/edithatogo/healthpoint-mcp:0.1.0). Needs 5 environment variables to run.
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Run the HUMHUM quality gates that are actually touched by the current diff — frontend typecheck + vitest, and Rust fmt/clippy/test — mirroring CI. Use before marking work done, opening a PR, or when asked to "verify", "check", or "run the gates".
A guide to writing Rust programs for ESP32 chips, which are small, inexpensive computers used in connected devices. It is based on the official esp-hal hardware library ecosystem and covers the listed chip families and development topics.
IOTA blockchain development skill. Use when working with IOTA smart contracts (Move), querying on-chain data, managing an IOTA wallet, building/testing/publishing Move packages, or interacting with IOTA DeFi. Triggers on: "iota", "move contract", "iota wallet", "iota balance", "publish move", "iota object", "iota…
Lightweight MCP server for semantic search over organizational markdown. Runs locally from the context-server Python package.
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