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Guide for async and concurrent Rust programming. Use when writing async functions, using tokio, spawning threads, working with channels, or sharing state with Arc/Mutex.
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| name | async |
| description | Guide for async and concurrent Rust programming. Use when writing async functions, using tokio, spawning threads, working with channels, or sharing state with Arc/Mutex. |
Async functions, tokio runtime, streams, threads, channels, and shared state.
Activate when:
For async patterns, concurrency primitives, and shared state examples, see references/async.md.
This skill follows core:anti-fabrication. Every claim about async/await behavior, the
tokio runtime, and std concurrency primitives is verified against the Async Book and tokio
documentation cited in sources.md — not inferred from generic familiarity with the
ecosystem. Before asserting a tokio API or concurrency behavior this skill and its
references do not cover, check the installed crate version's docs.rs page rather than
guessing.
Identify and refactor Rust anti-patterns and clippy anti-idioms. Use when reviewing Rust code for smells, hunting anti-patterns to fix or remove, or refactoring code that clones to satisfy the borrow checker, takes &String/&Vec parameters, unwraps on fallible paths, or returns sentinel values instead of Option/Result.
Guide for building Rust command-line applications. Use when parsing CLI arguments with clap, adding progress bars or verbosity flags, testing a CLI binary as a subprocess, choosing process exit codes, or reporting errors to end users with anyhow context.
Guide for Rust error handling. Use when working with Result, Option, the ? operator, implementing custom error types, or composing errors with thiserror and anyhow.
Guide for Rust ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes. Use when working with ownership rules, move semantics, borrowing, slices, or lifetime annotations.
Guide for Rust programming language. Use when writing Rust code, setting up Rust projects, or needing an overview of Rust development workflows.
Guide for Rust testing and Cargo usage. Use when writing unit or integration tests, configuring Cargo.toml, or running cargo commands.
