// Find sources for a Rust crate from crates.io. Activate this skill to inspect a crate's API.
[Critical] Best practice for Rust coding. Always activate this skill before authoring Rust code or answering questions about Rust.
Idiomatic patterns for writing code with formality-core (a-mir-formality). Use when writing or reviewing judgment functions, type definitions, or parser-related code in projects built on formality-core.
Guidance for using the Toasty async ORM crate — schema definition, CRUD, relations, queries, and transactions
Always use this skill before writing any test code in the Toasty repository
| name | find-crate-source |
| description | Find sources for a Rust crate from crates.io. Activate this skill to inspect a crate's API. |
To find the source for a crate, use the cargo agents CLI tool available in the PATH:
cargo agents crate-info $CRATE_NAME will give you the source path for the crate, preferring to use the version found in your current package. If the crate is not yet used, it will give you the latest version.cargo agents crate-info $CRATE_NAME --version $VERSION will give you the source path for a specific version
$VERSION is a semver constraint, so 1.0 will give you something compatible with 1.0; =1.0.0 is guaranteed to give you an exact version.