Rust Clean Implementation

What problem does it solve?

This skill guides developers to implement robust, well-documented Rust modules that work across no_std and std environments, reducing maintenance costs and onboarding time.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Documentation-driven: emphasizes WHY/WHAT/HOW patterns to produce clear, maintainable APIs.
• Typed error handling: promotes custom error types and explicit error propagation to avoid unwraps in production.
• No_std/std compatibility: uses feature gates to enable shared code paths across embedded and standard environments.
• Security-conscious: advocates safe coding practices, including dependency-light design and minimal unsafe usage.

Quick Start

Create a new Rust module that follows the rust-clean-implementation standards, including a no_std-enabled skeleton, sample error types, and documentation templates.