coding-guidelines

What it does: This skill is a reference list of about 50 core style and best-practice rules for writing clean Rust code. It covers naming things consistently (like function and variable names), formatting code neatly, handling text and strings efficiently, managing memory and error handling the recommended way, and writing safe code that runs multiple tasks at once. It also lists older techniques that are now considered outdated, along with the modern replacement to use instead. When to use it: - Someone asks how to name or format something correctly in Rust - Reviewing code for style and consistency, not just correctness - Wanting to know the current best practice instead of an older, outdated approach - Cleaning up code before sharing it with a team This is background guidance that's automatically referenced during code style questions and reviews, rather than something a person runs as a direct command.