Legato – a Rust audio graph framework with a minimal DSL
Rust-native audio graphs without learning SuperCollider or MaxMSP.

Portable scheduler benchmark, but schbench already solves this on Linux.
Systems programmers, kernel developers, RedoxOS contributors, performance benchmarkers
schbench · perf-bench · sysbench
I was trying to get schbench to work on RedoxOS, but unfortunately it uses many linux specific features (eg futex), so I thought why not keep it in line with Redox and write it in Rust!!
Would really like some feadback from experienced devs here on what I did good and what could have been improved!
Rust-native audio graphs without learning SuperCollider or MaxMSP.
Go scheduler with ID-based debouncing, but crowded space already has cron and job queues.
Tiny crate exposing handy macros (print_success!, print_info!, print_warn!, print_error!) plus a ChromaPrint struct for inline ANSI-formatted strings. Useful and nicely documented, but it doesn't demonstrate a clear win over established crates like colored/ansi_term or handle platform edge-cases in the README, so it's convenient rather than game-changing.
Yet another app launcher when Alfred, Raycast, and Ulauncher already dominate.
Built entirely by Claude with zero Rust or OpenXR experience by the author.
Rust swarm vs LLM agents is clever positioning, but benchmarks are self-designed and lack third-party validation.