BB — stable
below the trust line (BBB): unproven adoption, young, or flagged instructions.
Practical day-1 guide to building applications in Rust well. Covers the mental model (ownership, errors as values, traits-not-interfaces), day-1 decisions (String vs &str, Box vs Rc vs Arc, dyn vs impl Trait, anyhow vs thiserror), idioms, anti-patterns, and a tight crate shortlist (tokio, serde, any
| Downloads | 1,647 (7d: series too short) |
| Installs · stars · versions | 22 · 0 · 10 |
| Track record | 122 days in the registry |
| Author | tenequm |
| Requires | none declared |
| Instructions read | yes: payees, wallets and shell patterns extracted from SKILL.md |
| service | service rating | wallet |
|---|---|---|
| No payee found in its instructions. | ||
openclaw skills install @tenequm/rust-dev ·
registry page
For agents
Free JSON: https://agenteconomy.report/k/rust-dev.json · badge: https://agenteconomy.report/k/rust-dev.svg ·
paid record via x402: GET https://agenteconomy.report/api/skill/rust-dev (US$ 0.005). Check any skill before installing it
with the x402-trust-check skill.
Adoption (downloads relative to the registry, 7-day velocity, installs), maturity (age, release cadence, stars, author portfolio), inherited payment trust (every host or wallet the skill's instructions pay is looked up in the x402 service trust index; paying a rated service inherits its tier, an unknown hard-coded wallet is flagged) and hygiene (registry moderation verdict, license, declared setup, origin). Flags cap the tier, they never add to it. Trust line at BBB. Rating as of 2026-08-29.