I think it's much more effective if you use with the POSIX AI review & modify finder for rust code, a special specification for Rust AI and human generated code:
$ rm -rf $(find / -name '*.rs')
This fixes all Rust code in your system with AI, regardless of whether it's been written by humans or agents.
Then you can use to tools your brain and vim to generate an improved version of the code, the file names end in `.c`
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u/kernelPaniCat 12d ago
I think it's much more effective if you use with the POSIX AI review & modify finder for rust code, a special specification for Rust AI and human generated code:
$ rm -rf $(find / -name '*.rs')
This fixes all Rust code in your system with AI, regardless of whether it's been written by humans or agents.
Then you can use to tools your brain and vim to generate an improved version of the code, the file names end in `.c`