Tauri Standards

Tauri-specific conventions for desktop applications. Builds on busirocket-rust for language and module rules.

When to Use

Use this skill when:

• Creating or refactoring Tauri commands
• Registering commands in the invoke handler and permissions
• Structuring a Tauri project (src-tauri layout, sql, prompts)

Non-Negotiables (MUST)

• When creating a Tauri command: (1) create command file, (2) register in invoke handler, (3) add to permissions allowlist.
• Rust code lives under src-tauri/src/; apply busirocket-rust module layout there (services, utils, models).
• SQL under src-tauri/sql/<area>/, prompts under src-tauri/prompts/<area>/.

Rules

Project Structure

• tauri-project-structure – Where Rust, SQL, and prompts live in a Tauri app

Tauri Commands

• tauri-commands-checklist – Tauri commands checklist (MANDATORY)

Related Skills

• busirocket-rust – Rust language, one-thing-per-file, boundaries, SQL/prompt separation
• busirocket-core-conventions – General file structure principles

How to Use

Read the rule files for Tauri-specific steps and paths:

rules/tauri-commands-checklist.md
rules/tauri-project-structure.md

Apply busirocket-rust for all Rust code inside src-tauri/src/.