Documentation

Make isolated Rust worktrees inherit useful warm build state.

cargo-warm starts with a conservative filesystem-level cache fork. These guides cover the safety model, worktree hooks, lifecycle commands, and the limits that motivate deeper near-hit compiler-state work.

Start

Quickstart

Seed a new Rust worktree from an already-warm checkout.

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Concepts

How it works

Why cargo-warm forks build state instead of sharing one target directory.

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Operations

Worktree hooks

Integrate cargo-warm with IDEs, agents, and custom worktree provisioning scripts.

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Cache lifecycle

Inspect and clean cache roots created by cargo-warm.

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Reference

Command reference

The current cargo-warm command, diagnostics, and integration surface.

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Docs site maintenance

Maintain the Astro/ZueDocs site without mixing JavaScript tooling into the Rust root.

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Changelog

User-visible release history for cargo-warm.

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