[the_duke]

Rust has a very strict type system and an ecosystem that often utilizes the type system well.

Many things that would only be caught at runtime in other languages are caught at compile time in Rust, making coding agents iterate until things compile and work well.

Rust also has great error messages, which help the agents in fixing compilation errors.

[mr_mitm]

The mandatory error handling of Rust is also an amazing feature for catching bugs at compile time. In Python you never know which exceptions might occur at any given time. That's something I completely underestimated in its usefulness, especially now that I have a programming buddy with infinite stamina handling all these errors for me.