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À propos de ce Skill

Parfait pour les agents d'analyse de code nécessitant des capacités de gestion de projet Rust avancées. Work with Cargo commands, workspace configuration, dependency management, and build systems. Use when managing dependencies, configuring workspaces, building projects, running tests, or publishing crates. Handles Cargo.toml configuration, workspace setup, dependency resolution, and build commands.

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Updated: 3/8/2026

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Parfait pour les agents d'analyse de code nécessitant des capacités de gestion de projet Rust avancées. Work with Cargo commands, workspace configuration, dependency management, and build systems. Use when managing dependencies, configuring workspaces, building projects, running tests, or publishing crates. Handles Cargo.toml configuration, workspace setup, dependency resolution, and build commands.

Pourquoi utiliser cette compétence

Permet aux agents de gérer efficacement les dépendances en utilisant Cargo.toml, de configurer les espaces de travail et de construire des projets avec des fonctionnalités comme l'héritage d'espace de travail et les drapeaux de fonction, rationalisant le processus de développement avec des protocoles tels que la résolution de dépendance et la configuration de build.

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Parfait pour les agents d'analyse de code nécessitant des capacités de gestion de projet Rust avancées.

Cas d'utilisation exploitables for rust-cargo

Gestion des dépendances dans Cargo.toml
Configuration et test des espaces de travail Rust
Construction et publication de crates avec des drapeaux de fonction
Compréhension et exploitation de l'héritage d'espace de travail pour une structure de projet efficace

! Sécurité et Limitations

  • Nécessite l'installation de Rust et de Cargo
  • Limité aux projets basés sur Rust
  • Dépendant de la version de Cargo pour des fonctionnalités et une compatibilité spécifiques

Why this page is reference-only

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What is rust-cargo?

Parfait pour les agents d'analyse de code nécessitant des capacités de gestion de projet Rust avancées. Work with Cargo commands, workspace configuration, dependency management, and build systems. Use when managing dependencies, configuring workspaces, building projects, running tests, or publishing crates. Handles Cargo.toml configuration, workspace setup, dependency resolution, and build commands.

How do I install rust-cargo?

Run the command: npx killer-skills add jrmoynihan/flow/rust-cargo. It works with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Claude Code, and 19+ other IDEs.

What are the use cases for rust-cargo?

Key use cases include: Gestion des dépendances dans Cargo.toml, Configuration et test des espaces de travail Rust, Construction et publication de crates avec des drapeaux de fonction, Compréhension et exploitation de l'héritage d'espace de travail pour une structure de projet efficace.

Which IDEs are compatible with rust-cargo?

This skill is compatible with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Trae, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Aider, Codex, OpenCode, Goose, Cline, Roo Code, Kiro, Augment Code, Continue, GitHub Copilot, Sourcegraph Cody, and Amazon Q Developer. Use the Killer-Skills CLI for universal one-command installation.

Are there any limitations for rust-cargo?

Nécessite l'installation de Rust et de Cargo. Limité aux projets basés sur Rust. Dépendant de la version de Cargo pour des fonctionnalités et une compatibilité spécifiques.

How To Install

  1. 1. Open your terminal

    Open the terminal or command line in your project directory.

  2. 2. Run the install command

    Run: npx killer-skills add jrmoynihan/flow/rust-cargo. The CLI will automatically detect your IDE or AI agent and configure the skill.

  3. 3. Start using the skill

    The skill is now active. Your AI agent can use rust-cargo immediately in the current project.

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rust-cargo

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Cargo and Workspace Management

Guidelines for working with Cargo, workspaces, dependencies, and build configuration.

When to Use This Skill

  • Managing dependencies in Cargo.toml
  • Configuring Rust workspaces
  • Understanding dependency resolution
  • Building and testing projects
  • Publishing crates
  • Working with feature flags
  • Understanding workspace inheritance

Workspace Configuration

Basic Workspace

toml
1[workspace] 2members = [ 3 "crate1", 4 "crate2", 5 "crate3", 6] 7resolver = "2" # or "3" for newer editions

Workspace Package Inheritance

toml
1[workspace] 2members = ["crate1", "crate2"] 3 4[workspace.package] 5version = "0.1.0" 6edition = "2021" 7authors = ["Author Name"] 8license = "MIT" 9 10# Individual crates inherit these values 11[package] 12name = "crate1" 13# version, edition, authors, license inherited from workspace

Workspace Dependencies

toml
1[workspace.dependencies] 2serde = { version = "1.0", features = ["derive"] } 3tokio = { version = "1.0", features = ["full"] } 4 5# In member crates, use workspace = true 6[dependencies] 7serde = { workspace = true } 8tokio = { workspace = true }

Dependency Management

Version Specifiers

toml
1[dependencies] 2# Exact version 3crate = "1.2.3" 4 5# Compatible version (^1.2.3 = >=1.2.3, <2.0.0) 6crate = "^1.2.3" 7 8# Patch version (~1.2.3 = >=1.2.3, <1.3.0) 9crate = "~1.2.3" 10 11# Wildcard (any version) 12crate = "*" 13 14# Version range 15crate = ">=1.2.0, <2.0.0"

Dependency Sources

toml
1# From crates.io (default) 2crate = "1.0" 3 4# From git repository 5crate = { git = "https://github.com/user/repo", branch = "main" } 6crate = { git = "https://github.com/user/repo", tag = "v1.0.0" } 7crate = { git = "https://github.com/user/repo", rev = "abc123" } 8 9# From local path 10crate = { path = "../local-crate" } 11 12# From workspace 13crate = { workspace = true } 14 15# With features 16crate = { version = "1.0", features = ["feature1", "feature2"] } 17 18# Optional dependency 19crate = { version = "1.0", optional = true }

Dev Dependencies

toml
1[dev-dependencies] 2# Only included when building tests/examples/benchmarks 3criterion = "0.5" 4tempfile = "3.0"

Build Dependencies

toml
1[build-dependencies] 2# Only included when building build.rs 3cc = "1.0"

Common Cargo Commands

Building

bash
1# Build in debug mode 2cargo build 3 4# Build in release mode 5cargo build --release 6 7# Build specific package 8cargo build --package <package-name> 9 10# Build with features 11cargo build --features <feature-name> 12 13# Build without default features 14cargo build --no-default-features 15 16# Build all workspace members 17cargo build --workspace

Testing

bash
1# Run all tests 2cargo test 3 4# Run tests for specific package 5cargo test --package <package-name> 6 7# Run specific test 8cargo test test_name 9 10# Run tests with output 11cargo test -- --nocapture 12 13# Run tests with features 14cargo test --features <feature-name>

Checking

bash
1# Check code without building 2cargo check 3 4# Check all targets 5cargo check --all-targets 6 7# Check with features 8cargo check --features <feature-name>

Formatting

bash
1# Format code 2cargo fmt 3 4# Check formatting 5cargo fmt --check 6 7# Format workspace 8cargo fmt --workspace

Clippy

bash
1# Run clippy 2cargo clippy 3 4# Run clippy with all targets 5cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features 6 7# Fix issues automatically 8cargo clippy --fix --allow-dirty 9 10# Deny warnings 11cargo clippy -- -D warnings

Documentation

bash
1# Generate documentation 2cargo doc 3 4# Open documentation in browser 5cargo doc --open 6 7# Generate docs for specific package 8cargo doc --package <package-name> 9 10# Generate docs without dependencies 11cargo doc --no-deps 12 13# Generate docs for workspace 14cargo doc --workspace

Dependency Management

bash
1# Update dependencies 2cargo update 3 4# Update specific dependency 5cargo update -p <crate-name> 6 7# Show dependency tree 8cargo tree 9 10# Show dependency tree for specific package 11cargo tree --package <package-name> 12 13# Show only direct dependencies 14cargo tree --depth 1 15 16# Show what depends on a crate 17cargo tree --invert -p <crate-name>

Workspace Metadata Scripts

toml
1[workspace.metadata.scripts] 2build = "cargo build --workspace" 3test = "cargo test --workspace" 4check = "cargo check --workspace" 5clippy = "cargo clippy --workspace" 6fmt = "cargo fmt --workspace"

Package Metadata

toml
1[package] 2name = "my-crate" 3version = "0.1.0" 4edition = "2021" 5authors = ["Author"] 6license = "MIT" 7description = "Description of the crate" 8repository = "https://github.com/user/repo" 9keywords = ["keyword1", "keyword2"] 10categories = ["category1"] 11readme = "README.md"

Feature Flags

See rust-features skill for detailed feature flag usage.

Important Rules

  1. Use workspace dependencies: Share common dependencies via [workspace.dependencies]
  2. Inherit workspace values: Use workspace = true for version, edition, authors, license
  3. Pin versions carefully: Use ^ for compatible updates, exact versions sparingly
  4. Document features: Clearly document what each feature enables
  5. Use resolver = "2" or "3": Specify resolver version for workspace
  6. Organize dependencies: Group by purpose (core, error handling, serialization, etc.)

Examples from Project

See Cargo.toml for workspace configuration:

  • Workspace members
  • Workspace package inheritance
  • Workspace dependencies
  • Workspace metadata scripts

See individual crate Cargo.toml files for:

  • Package configuration
  • Feature definitions
  • Dependency usage with workspace = true

Common Patterns

✅ Good

toml
1[workspace] 2members = ["crate1", "crate2"] 3 4[workspace.dependencies] 5serde = { version = "1.0", features = ["derive"] } 6 7[package] 8name = "crate1" 9serde = { workspace = true }

❌ Avoid

toml
1# Don't duplicate versions 2[package] 3serde = "1.0" # BAD: Should use workspace 4 5# Don't use wildcard versions in production 6[dependencies] 7crate = "*" # BAD: Unpredictable updates

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