Enforces 37signals-inspired Ruby on Rails conventions to prioritize code readability and maintainable domain-driven design.
The Vanilla Rails Style skill equips Claude with the specific coding conventions championed by 37signals and the Basecamp team, which often deviate from standard Ruby style guides like Rubocop. This skill emphasizes readability through the use of expanded if/else conditionals over guard clauses, specific private method indentation, and method ordering based on invocation sequence. By encouraging a 'Vanilla Rails' architecture—focusing on rich domain models, thin controllers, and resource-oriented routing—it ensures your codebase remains consistent with high-leverage, production-grade Rails patterns used by industry leaders.
主な機能
01Advocates for rich domain models over service object abstractions
02Promotes resource-oriented routing and CRUD-based controller architecture
03Enforces private method indentation and non-alphabetical invocation ordering
04Restrictive bang (!) method naming conventions based on counterparts
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06Prioritizes explicit if/else structures over guard clauses for better logic flow
ユースケース
01Standardizing method organization and architectural patterns across team repositories
02Refactoring legacy Rails codebases to follow modern 37signals conventions
03Onboarding developers to projects following the 'Rails Omakase' philosophy
