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Tauri v2 guidance for building small, secure desktop and mobile apps with web frontends and Rust backends — covers IPC, plugins, packaging, signing, and distrib
The Tauri skill documents patterns and best practices for building desktop and mobile applications using web UIs and Rust backends with Tauri v2. It explains IPC/command wiring, permission and capability models, window and state management, sidecar binaries, auto-updater setup, signing, and cross-platform packaging. The skill is a reference for scaffolding apps, invoking backend commands from the frontend, and managing security-sensitive capabilities.
Use this skill when scaffolding or hardening a Tauri-based app: creating commands, wiring IPC, adding plugins (clipboard, dialog, updater), building multi-window layouts, bundling sidecars, or preparing releases with code signing and auto-updates. It's valuable during development, code review, and release engineering.
This skill is useful for coding and review agents that can reason about Rust and frontend frameworks (Copilot-style agents, code-reviewer agents, and developer assistants).
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