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Ruby on Rails architecture conventions v1.0.0

Use this resource to organize Rails code by proven conventions

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Install with the CLI

In a terminal, from the folder you want:

npx --yes palatekit@latest install rails-architecture-conventions

With no option, the skill goes to ~/.agents/skills/; add --agent claude-code (or codex, cursor…) to target an agent.

First time: connect the CLI with

npx --yes palatekit@latest login

The agent sorts models, concerns, controllers and jobs according to the Rails Way conventions, names concerns and splits nested service objects. You get Rails code that is easier to read and maintain.

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Updated November 2, 2026

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Your agent's model
Licence
MIT

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What you get

  • SKILL.md : rules summary by category (models, jobs, Turbo)
  • rules/ : one file per rule (for example concern-naming.md or resource-controllers.md)

Good fit for

  • A Rails model grows and must be split into concerns
  • You write background jobs or Turbo views

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    Tags

    • rails
    • models
    • concerns
    • conventions

    About

    You say

    “Split this Rails model into concerns following the team's conventions.”

    Card for the “Ruby on Rails architecture conventions” skill

    Skill published by sergiodxa under the MIT license, delivered in its original version.

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    How to use it

    1. Install the skill in your agent's skills folder
    2. Ask your agent to organize Rails code by proven conventions
    3. Review and adjust the result

    Content preview

    Files

    • LICENSE1 KB
    • NOTICE-PALATEKIT.md0.5 KB
    • rules/association-extensions.md5.9 KB
    • rules/callbacks-patterns.md6.4 KB
    • rules/code-style.md7.4 KB
    • rules/concern-naming.md3.3 KB
    • rules/current-attributes.md4.8 KB
    • rules/current-in-other-contexts.md7.1 KB
    • rules/fixtures-testing.md6.1 KB
    • rules/model-scoped-concerns.md3.8 KB
    • rules/nested-service-objects.md6.2 KB
    • rules/paired-async-methods.md5.5 KB
    • rules/resource-controllers.md5.4 KB
    • rules/scoping-concerns.md6.2 KB
    • rules/template-method-concerns.md5.6 KB
    • rules/thin-controllers.md5.5 KB
    • rules/thin-jobs.md4.6 KB
    • rules/turbo-broadcasts.md6.4 KB
    • SKILL.md8.7 KB

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    Author
    sergiodxa
    Source
    github.com/sergiodxa/agent-skills/tree/40e21b46189d5c7de6610b68a25280af863f8775/skills/ruby-on-rails-best-practices
    Licence
    MIT

    Notice

    « ruby-on-rails-best-practices » (sergiodxa, MIT) livré dans sa version d'origine : fiche en français et en anglais par PalateKit.

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