Rust App quick guide

The installed public libertas-rs rustdoc owns exact runtime APIs. The Rust manual owns full language behavior; use the annotation inventory for every schema macro.

What to load

• The Rust App rules card: every project, discovery, export, type-mapping, rustdoc, attribute-spelling, protocol, SDK runtime, persistent data, string resource, Tokio and native build rule generated from the manual.
• The code organization card for module boundaries, explicit type exports and thin entry functions, with the manual's Rust layout.
• The shared cards for the meaning of what the attributes declare: App design, documentation, protocols and runtime and its feature cards, persistent data, calculations, validation rules, presentation, messages (LMF1), AI Import, data-type evolution and Matter.

Where the manual helps most

• Optional types and labeled decisions: worked examples for String versus Option<T>, Unions and Enumerations.
• General field attributes: the Rust spelling of the AI Import example; the AI Import card owns the blank rules.
• Formatted runtime text: libertas_formatted_text with typed arguments under the messages card.
• Matter SDK dependency and native build packages for Cargo.toml.