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morganlinton/beautifulrust v1.4.0 — Rust agent skills and a Clippy configuration

morganlinton/beautifulrust provides agent skills and a Clippy configuration that help with writing, reviewing, and porting Rust, and verifies in CI that 28 lint rules actually fire.

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morganlinton/beautifulrust provides agent skills and a Clippy configuration that help with writing, reviewing, and porting Rust, and verifies in CI that 28 lint rules actually fire.

GitHub description: Agent Skills that teach coding agents to write, review, and port idiomatic Rust, plus a tested clippy config. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and Gemini CLI.

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The latest release of morganlinton/beautifulrust is v1.4.0. The repository offers three agent skills and a Clippy configuration that help coding agents write and review Rust code, or port existing code written in another language to Rust. However, the provided information does not separately list anything newly added or changed in v1.4.0.

The purpose of this project is to let agents follow the rules and procedures needed for Rust work. The porting skill advises transferring the original code's tests first to confirm behavior, and documenting the parts that intentionally differ. The repository bundles five Rust guidance documents together with per-source summaries, and states the basis for its judgment when sources differ. It can be used in Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and Gemini CLI, and its CI verifies that 28 Clippy lint rules actually fire. It also includes evaluation cases for each skill, lint-checking code, and tests. The porting and code review skills are spreading through outside contributions.

There are three evaluation cases, and the comparison results are limited to the author's own reports. So this material alone cannot confirm performance differences between agents or their effectiveness in real work. The given information also lacks the specific changes in v1.4.0. Within what can be verified, this repository is close to a collection of Rust working guidelines with lint verification and porting procedures.