navigator
Working with the Navigator Go submodule for web server fixes and enhancements. Use when deployment plans require Navigator changes, config parsing issues arise, or new routing/proxy behavior is needed.
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Working with the Navigator Go submodule for web server fixes and enhancements. Use when deployment plans require Navigator changes, config parsing issues arise, or new routing/proxy behavior is needed.
Information about running tests, test coverage, and known testing issues in the Rails application. Use when the user asks about testing procedures, encounters test failures, wants to know about coverage, or nee...
Deployment architecture, multi-tenancy design, and environment-specific deployment commands. Use when the user asks about how the application is deployed, multi-tenant architecture with Navigator, Fly.io deploy...
Database management commands and the bin/run utility for executing Ruby scripts against specific event databases. Use when the user needs to query, manipulate, or run scripts against existing databases without...
Use when asked to run "fly ssh console", SSH into Fly.io machines, inspect files on production machines, check processes on Fly.io, or examine deployed machine state. Covers critical pitfalls like no shell supp...
Use this skill to inspect what a Rails page currently displays, extract HTML content, or verify rendering WITHOUT starting a dev server. Useful for understanding page output before making changes, debugging vie...
Compare ERB and JavaScript template outputs for the offline scoring SPA. Use when working on ERB-to-JS conversion, debugging template parity issues, or verifying that changes to scoring views work correctly in...
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