rails-toolkit

Plugin rails-toolkit in mickzijdel/rails-toolkit. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

Skills (24)

• rails-activestorage

  Use when handling file uploads, variants, direct uploads, and rich text attachments

• rails-api

  Use when building a JSON API with Rails or adding an API namespace to an existing app — Api::BaseController setup, namespace versioning, serialization, CORS, pagination, standardized JSON errors, and request-spec patterns.

• rails-audit

  Use to audit or health-check an existing or inherited Rails app: onboarding to a legacy codebase, a tech-debt assessment, a pre-engagement code review, or \"review my Rails app\".

• rails-clean-test-output

  Use when a Rails test suite (RSpec or Minitest) prints anything besides results, such as warnings, deprecations, stray puts/p/pp or leaked log lines, and the user wants it cleaned up, silenced or explained.

• rails-controllers

  Use when writing thin controllers with concerns, resource-oriented design, and REST patterns

• rails-core

  Use FIRST on any Ruby on Rails work — the project owner's hard-won Rails gotchas and non-negotiable rules (fixtures, migrations, Stimulus LSP, validation, gems, test suite). Read before writing or changing Rails code.

• rails-database-performance

  Use when reviewing or auditing a Rails app's database schema for missing indexes, slow query patterns, or database performance issues. Triggers on: schema review, slow queries, EXPLAIN ANALYZE output, missing index warnings, or any request to audit db/schema.rb.

• rails-i18n

  Use when adding or auditing I18n: locale files, pluralization, date, number or currency formats, translated errors, missing or unused keys (i18n-tasks). Triggers on \"i18n\", \"internationalization\", \"translate\", \"locale\", \"pluralize\", \"missing translation\", \"l10n\", \"add a language\".

• rails-jobs

  Use when writing background jobs with Solid Queue, including recurring jobs and context serialization

• rails-logging

  Use when setting up a Rails app's logging or observability, debugging noisy logs, or adding structured logging: Lograge, tagged request context, parameter filtering, ActiveSupport::Notifications, Sentry or another error tracker, health checks, log levels.

• rails-mailers

  Use when writing, configuring, or testing ActionMailer mailers — layouts, previews, deliver_later vs deliver_now, i18n subjects, attachments, bounce handling, and local dev delivery. Triggers on "mailer", "send an email", "ActionMailer", "email template", "deliver_later", "mailer preview", "bounce".

• rails-migrations

  Use when writing, reviewing or running a database migration: adding, removing, renaming or retyping columns, tables or indexes, or backfilling data, above all on tables with production data that must stay online (zero-downtime, strong_migrations, concurrent indexes).

• rails-models

  Use when writing ActiveRecord models with concerns, validations, callbacks, scopes, and associations

• rails-multi-tenancy

  Use when implementing URL-based multi-tenancy, CurrentAttributes, or account context patterns

• rails-performance

  Use when optimizing performance with caching, ETags, batching, and N+1 prevention

• rails-philosophy

  Core philosophies, design choices, and tacit knowledge underpinning 37signals-style Rails development

• rails-project-setup

  Use when setting up a new Rails 8 project with modern stack (Solid Queue, Solid Cache, Solid Cable, Kamal deployment)

• rails-security

  Use when implementing authentication, authorization, or security features in Rails

• rails-stimulus

  Use when writing Stimulus controllers with modern JavaScript patterns (ES2022 private fields, values, targets)

• rails-style

  Use when following Rails code style conventions for method ordering, conditionals, REST routing, and naming

• rails-testing

  Use when writing tests with fixtures, system tests, VCR cassettes, and parallel execution, or when profiling/speeding up a slow test suite (Stackprof, Speedscope, TestProf)

• rails-turbo

  Use when implementing Turbo Frames, Streams, broadcasting, and view transitions in Rails

• rails-upgrade

  Use when upgrading a Rails app (2.3 through 8.1), planning a multi-hop upgrade, checking a target version's breaking changes, deprecations or gem compatibility, or asking what stands between the app and the next Rails version.

• rails-viewcomponents

  Use when creating, extracting, or refactoring ViewComponents in a Rails app — including slot design, component API, testing, and when to extract vs keep as partials

Hooks (2)

• SessionStart

  bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/rails-detect-hook"

• PostToolUse

  bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/rubocop-autocorrect-hook"

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