So actually the answer to your question is that Rust provides excellent guardrails against memory safety issues, and in some cases, for code correctness as well, by allowing more behavior to be encoded in types. One of those guardrails is borrow checker.

Thus, the agent needs to iterate less.

>Thus, the agent needs to iterate less.

I mean, I didn't meant to run the LLM every compile cycle. May be just before a release or something..