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GraphQL patterns for Rails applications using graphql-ruby gem. Automatically invoked when working with GraphQL schemas, types, resolvers, mutations, subscriptions, or the app/graphql directory. Triggers on "Gr...
Automatically invoked when making decisions about Ruby code structure and organization. Triggers on mentions of "class or module", "should this be a class", "struct vs class", "PORO", "data object", "design pat...
ActiveRecord model patterns and conventions for Rails. Automatically invoked when working with models, associations, validations, scopes, callbacks, or database schema design. Triggers on "model", "ActiveRecord...
Rails controller patterns and conventions. Automatically invoked when working with controllers, routes, strong parameters, before_actions, or request handling. Triggers on "controller", "action", "routes", "rou...
Rails service object patterns and business logic organization. Automatically invoked when working with service objects, extracting business logic, implementing command/query patterns, or organizing app/services...
ActiveJob and background processing patterns for Rails. Automatically invoked when working with background jobs, Sidekiq, async processing, job queues, scheduling, or the app/jobs directory. Triggers on "job",...
Automatically invoked when analyzing code quality, refactoring, or maintainability. Triggers on mentions of "code smell", "refactor", "code quality", "technical debt", "complexity", "maintainability", "clean co...
Stimulus and Turbo patterns for Rails frontend development. Automatically invoked when working with Hotwire, Stimulus controllers, Turbo frames/streams, progressive enhancement, or modern Rails JavaScript. Trig...
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