Rust is a systems programming language focused on safety, speed, and concurrency. It prevents segfaults and guarantees thread safety without a garbage collector, making it suitable for performance-critical applications.
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Indexes Rust codebases to provide symbol search, call graph navigation, and change impact analysis.
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Audits Rust mockall-based test doubles, verifying expected method calls and return values against the current Rust implementations.
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Enables Rust applications to consume repository-native content.
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Enables embedding Rust code compiled to WebAssembly as islands in slides.
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Provides tools for generating, auditing, fixing, and compiling Anchor/Rust smart contracts for Solana blockchain deployment, including security analysis and functionality preservation.
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Translates POEM specs into Rust code, providing language-specific type mappings and structured translation briefs.
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Daipendency itself is implemented in Rust, though the MCP server uses TypeScript with JS bindings for Daipendency
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Detects Rust projects and runs their test command inside the isolated worktree as part of task validation.
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Evidence-based code navigation for Rust: searches the function catalog by words or behaviour, reads exact function source with signatures and doc comments, and reports call sites with the binding evidence used and any dynamic or unresolved usages.