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title: "rust-djinn: You Should Specify Your Code Unambiguously (and Prove That You Did)"
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summary: "A Rust tool called rust-djinn lets developers write specifications for functions and uses an LLM to generate code that is verified to match the specification."
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# rust\-djinn: You Should Specify Your Code Unambiguously \(and Prove That You Did\)

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**Published:** 2026-10-15T15:36:45.000Z
**Category:** Tools
**Topics:** llm, devtools

## Summary

A Rust tool called rust\-djinn lets developers write specifications for functions and uses an LLM to generate code that is verified to match the specification\.

## Sources

- [Story source](<https://henniger.dev/post/djinn/>)