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Set up an opinionated Rust project in the current directory or a new named directory. Configures Cargo with common deps via cargo add, rustfmt, clippy, rust-toolchain, and git hooks. Use when initializing any Rust binary, library, or service.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Set up an opinionated TypeScript Node.js project in the current directory or a new named directory. Uses pnpm via corepack, strict tsconfig, eslint-config-agent, Prettier, Vitest, and git hooks. Use when initializing any Node.js service, CLI, or library — not Next.js (use new-project-nextjs for that).
project coding guidelines input validation, error handling, DDD structure, type safety, testing, gRPC, Rust, linting, and more. Invoke when writing, reviewing, or planning code — including setting up a backend, API, service, or any new project.
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| name | setup-rust |
| description | Set up an opinionated Rust project in the current directory or a new named directory. Configures Cargo with common deps via cargo add, rustfmt, clippy, rust-toolchain, and git hooks. Use when initializing any Rust binary, library, or service. |
| version | 0.1.2 |
If $ARGUMENTS blank: work in current dir, use its name as project name.
If $ARGUMENTS given: create and enter ./$ARGUMENTS.
Verify cargo is available. Stop if missing (tell user to install via rustup).
Run cargo init --name <name>. Skip if Cargo.toml already exists.
Use cargo add — never hardcode versions in Cargo.toml.
Only add deps that are not already present in Cargo.toml.
Add if missing: anyhow, tokio (full features), tracing, tracing-subscriber (env-filter + json features), serde (derive feature), serde_json, dotenvy.
Add dev if missing: tokio-test.
For each file: create if missing, update if present but incomplete — never overwrite user customizations.
deny = ["clippy::all"]/target, .env* if not already excludedRUST_LOG=info if missingReplace src/main.rs only if it's the default cargo stub. Use tokio async main with tracing init.
Create README.md only if missing.
Set up git hooks: pre-commit runs cargo fmt --check + cargo clippy -- -D warnings, pre-push runs cargo test.
Skip if hooks already configured.
Run cargo check. Report errors but do not fail.
Output project name, dir, and key commands: cargo run, cargo clippy, cargo test.