autumn-foundation

Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging Rust code in an autumn-web project; covers idiomatic patterns for testing, repositories, service layers, job design, security, error handling, and Maud templates that are not covered in the framework API reference.

Use when building, debugging, documenting, or upgrading Rust web applications with autumn-web, autumn-cli, or first-party Autumn crates; also use for Autumn route/model/repository/job/webhook/admin macros, AppBuilder setup, Maud + htmx server-rendered UI, Diesel async Postgres, and Autumn 0.5.x migration or release work.

Use when the user runs /autumn:doctor, asks to audit their Autumn app's configuration, check for deployment readiness, or diagnose config problems, missing secrets, or stale migrations.

Use when the user runs /autumn:generate, asks to scaffold a resource, generate a model, migration, controller, mailer, or task using the autumn CLI.

Use when the user runs /autumn:new, asks to create a new Autumn web application, or wants to scaffold a fresh project with the autumn CLI.

Use when the user runs /autumn:routes, asks to list registered routes, inspect route handlers, check what endpoints exist, or audit an Autumn app's routing table.

Use when the user runs /autumn:dev, asks to start the Autumn development server, enable hot reload, or check what's running locally.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "scan this codebase", "index this repo", "set up egregore", "query the code graph", "semantic search for X", "find code that does X", "what calls X", "what does this file define", "build a knowledge graph", "use egregore to understand the codebase", "check for semantic drift", or when needing to understand an unfamiliar Rust codebase before making changes. Provides the full egregore workflow from extraction through semantic search.

How to use autumn-harvest, a Postgres-backed durable workflow engine for Rust. Use this skill whenever the user mentions autumn-harvest, durable workflows in Rust, or wants Temporal-style workflow orchestration with Postgres. Also trigger when you see #[workflow], #[activity], HarvestPlugin, WorkflowContext, ActivityContext, execute_activity, harvest signals/timers/child workflows, or DAG scheduling. If the user wants long-running background orchestration, retry policies, or event-sourced workflow execution in a Rust app (especially with autumn-web), use this skill proactively. This skill pairs with the autumn-web skill — read both when building an autumn-web app that includes durable workflows.