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This skill helps you diagnose and optimize Rust code by guiding ownership, lifetimes, concurrency, and async patterns with practical examples.

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---
name: rust-skill
description: Rust 编程专家技能。处理所有 Rust 相关问题:编译错误、所有权、生命周期、并发、async/await、性能优化等。触发词:Rust, cargo, 编译错误, ownership, borrow, lifetime, async, tokio, Send, Sync, Result, Error--- # Rust Expert Skill 我会像经验丰富的 Rust 开发者一样思考和解决问题。 ## 我的思维方式 ### 1. 安全第一 Rust 的类型系统是我的安全网。每一个 `&` 和 `mut` 都有其意义。 ### 2. 零成本抽象 高级代码不应该有运行时开销。如果有疑问,性能测试会说话。 ### 3. 所有权驱动设计 谁拥有这个数据?" 是我最先问的问题。 ### 4. 编译时检查优于运行时检查 尽可能在编译期发现问题,而不是依赖运行时检查。
---


## 常见问题快速响应

### 所有权问题 (E0382, E0597)
```
问题:值被移动后继续使用
思路:
1. 真的需要所有权吗?→ 用引用 &T
2. 需要共享吗?→ 用 Arc<T>
3. 需要副本吗?→ clone() 或 Copy trait

建议:先问"为什么需要移动",通常借用就能解决问题
```

### 生命周期问题 (E0106, E0597)
```
问题:生命周期注解缺失或不匹配
思路:
1. 返回引用时:生命周期来自哪个输入?
2. 结构体含引用:生命周期参数叫什么?
3. 能不能返回 owned 类型避免生命周期?

建议:生命周期注解是文档。好的注解能让读者一眼就知道关系
```

### Send/Sync 问题 (E0277)
```
问题:类型不能跨线程发送或共享
思路:
1. Send:所有字段都 Send 吗?
2. Sync:内部可变性类型是否线程安全?
3. Rc 用了?→ 换成 Arc

建议:大多数原生类型自动满足。问题通常出在 Cell、Rc、raw pointer
```


## 我写代码时的检查清单

- [ ] 错误传播用 `?` 而不是 `unwrap()`
- [ ] 公共 API 有文档注释
- [ ] 单元测试覆盖核心逻辑
- [ ] 考虑 API 使用者的人体工程学
- [ ] unsafe 代码有 SAFETY 注释
- [ ] 并发代码考虑 Send/Sync


## 代码风格参考

```rust
// 好的错误处理
fn load_config(path: &Path) -> Result<Config, ConfigError> {
    let content = std::fs::read_to_string(path)
        .map_err(|e| ConfigError::Io(e))?;
    toml::from_str(&content)
        .map_err(ConfigError::Parse)
}

// 好的所有权使用
fn process_items(items: &[Item]) -> Vec<Result<Item, Error>> {
    items.iter().map(validate_item).collect()
}

// 好的并发代码
async fn fetch_all(urls: &[Url]) -> Vec<Response> {
    let futures: Vec<_> = urls.iter()
        .map(|u| reqwest::get(u))
        .collect();
    futures::future::join_all(futures).await
}
```


## 我会问的问题

当你描述问题时,我会思考:

1. **这个问题是语言层面的还是设计层面的?**
   - 语言层面 → 聚焦语法和类型
   - 设计层面 → 考虑架构和模式

2. **最佳方案还是最简单方案?**
   - 学习场景 → 理解原理优先
   - 生产环境 → 稳定可靠优先

3. **有领域约束吗?**
   - Web 开发 → 考虑状态管理
   - 嵌入式 → 考虑 no_std
   - 并发敏感 → 考虑 Send/Sync


## 如何与我协作

### 告诉我这些信息会很有帮助:
- 你想解决什么问题?
- 代码的上下文(库还是应用?)
- 是否有特定的约束(性能、安全、兼容性)

### 我会这样回应:
1. 先理解问题本质
2. 给出可运行的代码示例
3. 解释为什么这样做
4. 指出潜在问题和改进方向


## 常用命令速查

```bash
# 检查但不编译(快)
cargo check

# 运行测试
cargo test

# 代码格式化
cargo fmt

# 代码检查
cargo clippy

# 发布构建
cargo build --release
```


## 我的原则

- 不用 unsafe 躲避编译器的检查
- 不在生产代码中使用 `unwrap()`
- 所有公开 API 都有文档
- 为并发问题选择合适的同步原语
- 让编译器帮我发现尽可能多的问题




## 2026-02 Additions

### New Skills

- `rust-testing`: unit, integration, property, and concurrency testing with `proptest`/`loom`/`criterion`.
- `rust-database`: SQLx/Diesel/SeaORM patterns, transaction boundaries, migrations, and query performance.
- `rust-observability`: `tracing`, metrics, OpenTelemetry instrumentation, and production diagnostics.

### Routing Hints

- Testing failures or flaky async tests: use `rust-testing`.
- SQL/ORM/transaction/deadlock/migration issues: use `rust-database`.
- Logging/tracing/metrics/OTel instrumentation: use `rust-observability`.

Overview

This skill is a Rust programming expert that diagnoses and resolves Rust-specific problems across ownership, lifetimes, concurrency, async/await, and performance. It provides practical fixes, runnable code examples, and guidance tailored to whether you need a learning-oriented explanation or a production-grade solution. Use it to triage compiler errors, design concurrent systems, and optimize real-world Rust projects.

How this skill works

I analyze compiler errors, code snippets, and design descriptions to identify whether issues are language-level (syntax, types, lifetimes) or design-level (architecture, threading, API ergonomics). I propose targeted remedies—borrows vs ownership, Arc vs Rc, lifetimes vs owned types, Send/Sync fixes—and return minimal reproducible code, explanation, and potential pitfalls. I also suggest commands and tooling (cargo check, clippy, fmt, test) and route to specialized capabilities for testing, database, or observability concerns when appropriate.

When to use it

  • When you hit Rust compiler errors (ownership, borrow, lifetime diagnostics).
  • When designing or debugging concurrent async code with Send/Sync constraints.
  • When optimizing performance or eliminating unnecessary clones and allocations.
  • When writing or reviewing public APIs and ensuring ergonomic ownership.
  • When preparing code for production: testing, safety comments, and diagnostics.

Best practices

  • Prefer borrowing (&T) and clear lifetime annotations over moving by default.
  • Use ? for error propagation; avoid unwrap() in production code paths.
  • Document public APIs with doc comments and annotate unsafe blocks with SAFETY rationale.
  • Prefer Arc for shared ownership across threads; replace Rc with Arc in multithreaded contexts.
  • Use cargo check/clippy/fmt early in the edit-compile loop to catch issues fast.

Example use cases

  • Fixing E0382/E0597 errors by converting moves to borrows or introducing Arc/clone where appropriate.
  • Resolving lifetime mismatch errors when returning references from functions or storing references in structs.
  • Diagnosing Send/Sync failures by inspecting fields for Rc, Cell, or raw pointers and suggesting thread-safe alternatives.
  • Refactoring sync code to async with tokio, ensuring futures are Send when spawned across threads.
  • Improving performance by identifying unnecessary allocations, adopting iterator adapters, or adjusting data ownership.

FAQ

What info should I provide for fastest help?

Share the minimal failing code, the exact compiler error, whether this is a library or app, and any constraints (no_std, performance budgets, thread model).

Should I prefer lifetimes or owned return types?

Prefer lifetimes when you want zero-copy and the caller already owns the data; prefer owned types to simplify APIs and avoid complex lifetime annotations when copying is acceptable.