rust-anti-slop

Rust's compiler already rejects most of what a linter must catch in other languages. What remains — and what LLM-generated Rust reliably produces — is code that satisfies the compiler by discarding the evidence it asked for: .unwrap() discards fallibility, cloning past a borrow error discards the ownership analysis, a reflexive Arc<Mutex<T>> discards the sharing design, let _ = discards #[must_use], #[allow] discards the diagnostic, todo!() fabricates completion, and an unargued unsafe impl Send fabricates thread-safety. None of these constructs is illegitimate in itself — each is illegitimate without its argument. This skill demands the argument.

Enforcement is layered: