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title: "Farm ecosystem"
locale: "en"
version: "current"
canonicalUrl: "https://farmfe.org/docs/ecosystem/overview"
publicationStatus: "prerelease"
---

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# Farm ecosystem


Farm uses a Rust-native compiler and official Rust plugins. Its ecosystem also includes documentation tooling and reusable Rust libraries. Choose an entry by what you want to build.


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## Build with Farm


Use the [official plugin documentation](</docs/plugins/official-plugins/overview>) for supported compiler extensions and the [Rust plugin guide](</docs/plugins/writing-plugins/rust-plugin>) to develop your own.


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## Reuse Rust libraries


The [Rust crate directory](</docs/ecosystem/rust-crates>) groups verified libraries by purpose, identifies their source repositories and separates published releases from source-only or local candidates.


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## Build documentation


[Farm Docs](</docs/farm-docs/overview>) provides documentation collections, routing, themes and Markdown access for agents. Rust handles content parsing, validation and compilation extensions; Node orchestrates the workflow and React renders the interface and static pages.


Release status belongs to each project. A successful workspace build does not imply that every crate, npm package and native platform artifact has been published.