Apply the loaded policy pages directly.
| Task | Load |
|---|
| Define a public library error | library/application errors, error taxonomy, public API evolution |
| Handle top-level application errors | library/application errors, error propagation, panics |
| Choose enum, generic, or trait object | enum/trait selection, trait design |
| Add a domain ID or validated value | newtypes, constructors, validation |
| Write async service code | async runtime, task lifecycle, shutdown, logging |
| Add instrumentation | logging and observability |
| Configure formatting, lints, or tests | rustfmt, Clippy, CI |
| Review unsafe code or macros | unsafe code and macros, public API evolution |
| Other Rust policy work | guideline index |
- Workflows own multi-step procedures and route to their policy pages.
- Fast paths load only the directly linked owner pages.
- Use the guideline index only when no workflow or fast path matches.
- Select conditional pages using task descriptions in this router, the guideline index, or workflow routing.
- After loading a conditional page, apply it only when its
Activation section matches.
- Prefer concrete Rust guidance over language tutorials.
- Ask one focused question only when required project context is missing.