Eurydice, a novel Rust‑to‑C compiler, offers a pragmatic path for projects that need to stay compatible with legacy C tooling while adopting Rust’s safety guarantees. By translating MIR directly into clean, maintainable C, it enables gradual migration, single‑source maintenance, and a clearer audit trail for interoperability. The project’s design, community momentum, and future plans hint at a broader shift toward cross‑language tooling in systems programming.