Turns your Rust project's dependency tree into readable ASCII art diagrams. Runs cargo tree under the hood and formats the output with box-drawing characters, showing version numbers and optionally feature flags. You can limit the depth to avoid sprawl or categorize dependencies by type (runtime, dev, build). The visual size bars are a nice touch if you care about compile times and binary bloat. Honestly most useful when onboarding someone to a project or debugging why a transitive dependency snuck in. Beats squinting at raw cargo tree output, though the categorization feature assumes you'll manually tag things or parse them heuristically.
npx skills add https://github.com/actionbook/rust-skills --skill rust-deps-visualizer