LLMs are unusually good at Rust; it's an optimization target. And the constraints provided by "successfully compile with the Rust compiler" make it work well for agent iteration.
(I have mixed feelings about that, but empirically it holds true.)
Yes, I found these agents to be better at producing acceptable Rust than at producing acceptable Python code.
In addition to the Rust compiler, you can also tell them to make clippy happy. Both in normal mode or if you are feeling nitpicky, you can also tell them to make clippy::pedantic happy.
Yes, I found these agents to be better at producing acceptable Rust than at producing acceptable Python code.
In addition to the Rust compiler, you can also tell them to make clippy happy. Both in normal mode or if you are feeling nitpicky, you can also tell them to make clippy::pedantic happy.