Cargo-atlas – A compiler-accurate Rust code map for AI coding agents
cargo-atlas A map of a Rust workspace that is as accurate as the compiler, built for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code. Ask "who calls this?" or "what implements this trait?" and get exact answers with file:line, instead of an assistant grepping through files. An MCP server and Claude Code skills come next.
- ▪cargo-atlas A map of a Rust workspace that is as accurate as the compiler, built for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code.
- ▪Ask "who calls this?" or "what implements this trait?" and get exact answers with file:line, instead of an assistant grepping through files.
- ▪An MCP server and Claude Code skills come next.
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| Original publisher | GitHub |
| Canonical URL | https://github.com/TheBlitzschnell/cargo-atlas |
| Publication time | Fri, 25 Sep 2026 15:39:22 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-25T15:40:32.621Z |
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cargo-atlas A map of a Rust workspace that is as accurate as the compiler, built for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code. Ask "who calls this?" or "what implements this trait?" and get exact answers with file:line, instead of an assistant grepping through files. Status: prototype (0.1). The commands below work on real workspaces. An MCP server and Claude Code skills come next. Why Tools that match function names guess. Two structs can both have a parse(), and a name alone doesn't say which one r.parse() calls. rust-analyzer works out the type of r, so it knows. In the test fixture (tests/fixtures/spike), cargo-atlas links all 7 calls to the exact function; Graphify, which matches names, links none of them.
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