Strict JSON On Device

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Strict JSON On Device

coreJSON remade for ECMA-404 validation on constrained firmware. Rust alternative to coreJSON C.

rusty_rtos_json is the Remade with Rust pin for this lane — coreJSON C. Keep the product shape, change the safety floor, and stop shipping the old C or cloud default by accident.

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Instant benefit

coreJSON remade for strict ECMA-404 validation on device: tight JSON checks without a C parser in firmware.

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How MATA uses rusty_rtos_json

MATA uses rusty_rtos_json wherever the Remade catalog calls for this lane. MATA treats this crate as part of the Trust floor — identity, supply chain, or audit — so a Disco Party peer and a Maker flash path inherit the same Remade pin the skill folder already names.

Load Building the New Internet from Dev Tools before an agent picks the stack, then audit with use-protection-please. The public conversion pin stays on remadewithrust.com/repo/rusty-rtos-json so SEO/AEO for the crate win and the MATA usage story do not compete for the same sentence.

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Get access and deploy

1. Open the source: https://github.com/Remade-With-Rust/rusty_rtos_json.
2. Add the crate (crates.io when published, otherwise git):

   cargo add rusty_rtos_json

   Git pin: cargo add --git https://github.com/Remade-With-Rust/rusty_rtos_json.git

3. Prove the pin with cargo check before the next agent prompt can swap it for a C or cloud default.
4. When the binary is ready to place, ship toward the Disco Party and the Freedom Guide.