What is the 'Omakase' style in Rails?

It refers to an opinionated set of defaults and coding styles curated by the Rails core team, designed to provide a cohesive and 'chef's choice' developer experience.

Why does it prefer inline Turbo Streams?

It follows the philosophy that simple operations should be visible within the controller to reduce file clutter and make the request/response flow easier to trace.

How does this skill handle complex business logic?

The skill promotes extracting logic into specialized service objects or concerns when multiple models are involved or when business rules become too complex for standard controllers.

Does this skill support RSpec or Minitest?

This skill is specifically optimized for Minitest and fixture-based testing patterns, aligning with the standard Rails default testing suite.

Majestic Rails Conventions

Name: Majestic Rails Conventions
Author: majesticlabs-dev

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Developer Tools

Enforces opinionated Ruby on Rails patterns and Omakase styles to build clean, maintainable, and idiomatic applications.

About

This skill equips Claude with the Majestic Labs philosophy for Ruby on Rails development, emphasizing simplicity and readability over complex abstractions. By adhering to the rubocop-rails-omakase style, it guides developers through the creation of lean controllers, efficient Turbo Stream implementations, and robust service objects. It focuses on practical, real-world patterns such as prioritizing duplication over unnecessary complexity, behavior-driven testing with Minitest, and modern Ruby syntax, ensuring your codebase remains accessible and scalable.

Key Features

Inline Turbo Stream rendering patterns for simplified controller logic
Validated ActiveRecord enum and scope patterns for cleaner data modeling
Modern Ruby syntax adoption including hash shorthand and safe navigation
Behavior-driven Minitest patterns using fixtures and state verification
19 GitHub stars
Standardized service object extraction for complex multi-model orchestration

Use Cases

Refactoring bloated controllers into thin, maintainable actions using concerns or service objects
Modernizing legacy Rails code to follow current Omakase and Ruby 3+ syntax standards
Implementing real-time UI updates with standardized Turbo Stream patterns

About

Key Features

Inline Turbo Stream rendering patterns for simplified controller logic
Validated ActiveRecord enum and scope patterns for cleaner data modeling
Modern Ruby syntax adoption including hash shorthand and safe navigation
Behavior-driven Minitest patterns using fixtures and state verification
19 GitHub stars
Standardized service object extraction for complex multi-model orchestration

Use Cases

Refactoring bloated controllers into thin, maintainable actions using concerns or service objects
Modernizing legacy Rails code to follow current Omakase and Ruby 3+ syntax standards
Implementing real-time UI updates with standardized Turbo Stream patterns