asupersync Offers Skill Docs for Rust Projects
doodlestein · x · 2026-07-16
The author explains that anyone looking to use asupersync in their Rust projects can refer to the comprehensive skill documentation provided in the repository, noting that the `skills` folder in the root directory clearly explains the usage. A reply also mentions that asupersync has become the foundation for much of their work, even inspiring the design and implementation of a subsequent blank-slate graph database project called FrankenGraphDB.
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