rust-symbol-analyzer
Scans a Rust project and lists out all its structs, functions, and other building blocks.
Installation
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What this skill does
What it does:
This is a tool that scans a Rust programming language project and lists everything inside it in an organized way, such as the data structures, functions, and shared rule sets called traits, along with exactly where each one lives in the files. It can look at a single file or an entire project, sort the results by type, and build a visual map of the project's folders and files. It can also point out which files are the most complicated and might need cleanup, and show which files depend on which other files.
When to use it:
Use it when someone wants a clear overview of how a Rust project is organized, wants a list of all its building blocks, wants to know which files are the most complex, or wants to see how different files in the project depend on one another.
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