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Rust Runtime Guide

Rust is a Tier 1 TeaQL runtime for native services, explicit provider composition, and small deployable artifacts. It implements the same generated Q, E, Mutation, context, audit, Checker/Fix, Runtime Module, and explicit Ensure Schema contract as the other six runtimes.

Start here​

  1. Rust Quick Start — evaluate a model and generate the current Rust workspace.
  2. Rust First Verification — verify build, SQLite execution, intent, audit, and regeneration.
  3. Rust Business Scenarios — move from expressions and transactions to provider-backed application flows.
  4. Rust Customization — compose context, providers, policy, telemetry, and deployment boundaries.
  5. Rust Debugging and Observability — inspect safe SQL evidence, traces, mutation audit, telemetry, and tenant policy.

The detailed Rust Runtime Overview explains crate and provider architecture. Use Latest Versions for coordinates and Cross-language Conformance Status for shared capability evidence.

Evidence boundary​

Rust has dated native and provider evidence, but release discovery, generated dependency selection, capability evidence, and support lifecycle are different claims. Use the Verification Evidence archive for older campaigns and re-run the First Verification against the generated workspace and provider combination you intend to ship.