Skills systems-programming-rust-project
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systems-programming-rust-project
Content revision r2 Medium Risk ⚙️ External commands🌐 Network access
Scaffold Production-Ready Rust Projects
Starting a Rust project requires many architecture and configuration choices. This skill provides structured templates for common project types and development workflows.
Supports: Claude Codex Code(CC)
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Test it
Using "systems-programming-rust-project". Create a Rust CLI that imports CSV files and reports validation errors.
Expected outcome:
- A directory plan separating CLI parsing, import commands, validation, configuration, and typed errors.
- A dependency plan covering command parsing, CSV handling, serialization, and asynchronous work only when needed.
- A test plan covering parser behavior, malformed rows, file failures, and complete import flows.
Using "systems-programming-rust-project". Design a workspace for an API, domain library, and administration CLI.
Expected outcome:
- A workspace layout with API, core, and CLI crates.
- Shared package metadata and centralized dependency declarations.
- Clear dependency direction that keeps domain logic independent from transport and command interfaces.
Security Audit
Medium Riskv5 • 9/6/2026 Open versioned report
All 37 static alerts are false positives caused by Markdown fences, a placeholder repository URL, or a Rust formatting macro. One semantic issue remains: the production-oriented Axum example enables unrestricted CORS.
1
Files scanned
449
Lines analyzed
0
Review items
0
False positives ignored
Confirmed security concerns (1)
Medium
Permissive CORS in Production-Oriented Scaffold
The Axum example permits every cross-origin request, which can expose authenticated browser APIs when users adopt the scaffold without restricting origins.
The example directly applies CorsLayer::permissive(), while the skill describes its output as production-ready.
Risk Factors
⚙️ External commands (35)
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🌐 Network access (1)
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Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: High 55
Architecture
85
Maintainability
87
Content
69
Community
83
Spec Compliance
What You Can Build
Start a Rust CLI
Create an organized command-line application layout with Clap parsing, Tokio execution, errors, tests, and development commands.
Structure a Shared Library
Plan a reusable crate with public modules, documentation tests, integration tests, examples, and minimal dependencies.
Plan a Multi-Crate Service
Define workspace boundaries for API, core, and CLI crates with shared package and dependency settings.
Try These Prompts
Basic Binary Project
Scaffold a Rust binary named [project]. It needs [commands] and should use [sync or async] execution.
Reusable Library Crate
Design a Rust library crate for [purpose]. Include public modules, typed errors, unit tests, integration tests, examples, and documentation.
Axum Service Foundation
Scaffold an Axum API for [domain]. Include routes, handlers, services, models, restricted CORS, tracing, error handling, and test organization.
Advanced Cargo Workspace
Design a Rust workspace containing [crates]. Define ownership boundaries, shared dependencies, feature flags, release profiles, cross-crate tests, and CI validation.
Best Practices
- State the project type, runtime needs, interfaces, and deployment target.
- Review every dependency version and feature before using the generated manifest.
- Run formatting, linting, tests, and security checks in the target environment.
Avoid
- Do not accept placeholder names, authors, repository URLs, or licenses as final metadata.
- Do not enable every dependency feature when narrower features satisfy the requirements.
- Do not use permissive CORS or public network binding without a documented security decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this skill create binary and library projects?
Yes. It provides structures and starter content for binaries, libraries, workspaces, and Axum APIs.
Does it execute Cargo commands?
The skill documents Cargo and Makefile commands. Whether an agent executes them depends on the host tool and user approval.
Does it support Cargo workspaces?
Yes. It proposes member crates, shared package metadata, shared dependencies, and release settings.
Are dependency versions always current?
No. The examples contain fixed versions that must be checked against current releases and security advisories.
Is the Axum example ready for public deployment?
No. Restrict CORS, review network binding, add authentication, and validate operational settings before deployment.
Will generated projects compile without changes?
Not guaranteed. The skill provides architectural templates that require implementation, dependency validation, and testing in the target environment.