meta-cognition-parallel

What it does: This is an experimental skill for answering tricky Rust programming questions by looking at them from three different angles at once: the basic rules of the language, the design choices available, and the specific real-world requirements of the situation (like whether it's a banking app or a web server). It runs these three checks either at the same time using separate helper processes, or one after another, and then combines the findings into one clear recommendation. When to use it: - Asking a complicated Rust question that involves both a coding error and a bigger design decision - Wanting a well-rounded answer that considers language rules, design patterns, and business requirements together - Triggered by typing a specific command mentioning parallel analysis This is a newer, still-being-tested feature, so results may be less polished than the more established skills in the same collection. It's meant for deeper questions rather than simple one-line fixes.