. Create the Rust Project
From this article onward, we officially begin developing our Coding Agent. This article first configures the RustRover IDE and creates a minimal runnable Rust project. Later, we will gradually expand this project into an agent runtime and harness.
. Create the Frontend TUI Project
After creating the Rust backend project, we create the frontend project. Most Coding Agents today are command-line CLIs, and the most well-known TUI (Terminal UI) solution in this space is Ink.
. Rust XTask Automation
In the previous article, we created the frontend TUI project. As KQode continues to evolve, more common commands will appear during development, such as running Rust builds, installing TUI dependencies, running frontend typecheck, starting the Docusaurus Blog, and preparing test fixtures.
. U1 Summary
The previous articles separately covered the Rust project, the Ink frontend project, and the Rust xtask automation entry point. At this point, we can summarize KQode's first commit-sized unit: U1.