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An AGZ Yazılım product. agz-rust-mcp is a standalone MCP server with stdio and Streamable HTTP transports for general-purpose Rust development grounded in Cargo and rustc. Discover a project offline, collect focused source context and compiler diagnostics, select individual tests, and run binaries/examples. Exact-version dependency docs, Rust Analyzer navigation and write-free change/refactor packages support deeper work.

Everyday workflow

The same workflow works with a library, CLI, service or multi-package Cargo workspace. No framework-specific project structure or particular MCP client is required.

Pass an absolute dir for the active project when the client starts elsewhere. A function is exercised through a test or executable example. run is a typed Cargo runner; program arguments remain literal, including spaces and shell metacharacters. Tests and applications execute project code with its ordinary side effects. Empty selections return NO_TESTS, not a passing test verdict.

Use agz-rust-mcp --toolset core for a compact catalog of six everyday tools: workspace, check, test, run, docs, and crate_lookup. The default --toolset full preserves every existing tool plus the new additions. Individual --tools- false switches can disable tools further. See the full reference for limits and result states.

Install

# installer script (Linux x86_64): download install.sh and SHA256SUMS from the

latest release, verify the script, then run it

bash install.sh

crates.io (requires Rust 1.91.0 or newer)

cargo install agz-rust-mcp --locked agz-rust-mcp --version

Prebuilt .tar.gz archives with .sha256 files are available for Linux x86_64, macOS arm64, and Windows x86_64. Releases up to 0.2.0 use the legacy agz-rust-coder-* asset names; from 0.3.0 onward the names are agz-rust-mcp-*.

Step-by-step instructions, per-OS notes, checksum verification, and troubleshooting: [docs/install.md](docs/install.md) · [Türkçe](docs/install.tr.md).

MCP Client Setup

Use the installed executable with any client supporting local stdio MCP. Supply these fields in the client's own server configuration format:

{

"command": "agz-rust-mcp", "args": ["--allow-root", "/absolute/path/to/project"], "env": {"AGZ_RUST_MCP_SERVER__TOOLSET": "core"} }

For a client that uses HTTP, start the same binary as a local Streamable HTTP server and configure http://127.0.0.1:8787/mcp as its MCP URL:

agz-rust-mcp --transport http --http-bind 127.0.0.1:8787 \

--allow-root /absolute/path/to/project

The HTTP listener is loopback-only. It supports the session lifecycle used by 2025-11-25 clients and the stateless 2026-07-28 protocol. Client-side display prefixes, configuration file locations, and automatic prompt selection belong to the client; the server depends on none of them. The canonical working directory is the default authorized root; client-provided roots can only narrow configured access. See connection details.

Built-in skills

Four offline skills ship inside the executable: agz-rust-workflow, agz-rust-repair, agz-rust-refactor, and agz-rust-performance. They are available immediately through all three standard MCP interfaces:

• Tools: workspace(action="skills") lists the catalog; workspace(action="skills", skill="agz-rust-workflow") reads a skill.
• Prompts: prompts/list and prompts/get expose workflow, repair, refactor, and performance.
• Resources: resources/read exposes agz-rust-mcp://skills/ .

A client that only exposes tools can use the complete skill content. Version and SHA-256 metadata identify the exact bundled instructions. No skill installation or separate MCP is required. Optional agz-rust-mcp skills export --dir creates files for clients that also support filesystem skills; existing files are never overwritten. See built-in skills.

Documentation

Read the documentation in this order:

1. Install and client setup - every install method and client configuration.
2. Tool and configuration reference - tools, actions, result semantics, and all configuration keys.
3. Architecture - process model, protocol lifecycle, and authority boundaries.
4. Validation and benchmark protocol - smokes, gates, and evidence.
5. Security policy and Contributing.

The bilingual index with the full reading path is docs/README.md / docs/README.tr.md.

Identity

MCP package ownership marker: mcp-name: io.github.agzyazilim/rust-mcp.

Tools

These are the exact server tool names. Use the names returned by tools/list; a client may display its own namespace or prefix.

Every tool returns deterministic structured data plus an equivalent bounded text fallback. External data stays under untrustedData. Expected domain outcomes such as compiler failure, missing crates, or unavailable docs are typed results; invalid input, authorization failure, resource exhaustion, and unavailable semantic infrastructure are protocol errors.

Configuration

Precedence is CLI, then AGZ_RUST_MCP_* environment variables, then the explicit --config TOML file, then defaults. Environment keys use __ between sections, for example AGZ_RUST_MCP_GATE__HARD_TIMEOUT_MS=600000.

profile evidence is bounded: the latest 64 records stay in memory, and persisted timing artifacts under the server-owned profile-evidence directory are pruned after 24 hours or beyond 64 files. The profile result reports this retention policy, so exp