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Apply 37signals/DHH Rails conventions when writing Ruby on Rails code. Use when building Rails applications, reviewing Rails code, or making architectural decisions. Covers various aspects of Rails application...
Semantic code search using Mantic. Use when exploring codebases, finding feature implementations, understanding component functionality, locating definitions/references, or mapping architectural patterns. Use M...
Use when working with Ruby's standard library including Enumerable, File I/O, Time/Date, Regular Expressions, and core classes.
Write automated tests following a pragmatic, integration-focused philosophy. Use when writing tests for new features, writing tests for bug fixes, adding test coverage, or deciding what/how to test. Emphasizes...
Use when working with Ruby metaprogramming features including dynamic method definition, method_missing, class_eval, define_method, and reflection.
Use when working with Ruby blocks, procs, lambdas, and functional programming patterns including closures and higher-order functions.
Use when working with Ruby's object-oriented programming features including classes, modules, inheritance, mixins, and method visibility.
Update or create API documentation after making changes to the public interface of an API. Use when modifying existing endpoints, introducing new endpoints, or when API implementation changes are complete and t...
Manually verify code changes work as expected. Use after implementing a feature or bug fix, after making visual/UI changes, after modifying API endpoints, or before considering work "done". All functional chang...
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