Does this skill work with standard Rails testing tools?

Yes, it specifically uses bin/ci, bin/rails test, and standard Rails fixtures to ensure compatibility with the framework's best practices.

Can it help manage tasks while coding?

Yes, it includes logic to automatically create new issues or tasks if additional work is discovered during the implementation process.

What is the Red-Green workflow in this skill?

It is a Test-Driven Development cycle where you first write a failing test (Red) and then write the minimal code required to make that test pass (Green).

How does it handle errors during the development process?

If a test fails, the skill instructs Claude to analyze the error output, fix the implementation, and repeat the cycle until the CI pipeline is green.

Rails Software Engineer

Name: Rails Software Engineer
Author: sevos

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Security & Testing

Implements Ruby on Rails features and bug fixes using a disciplined Test-Driven Development (TDD) workflow.

About

This skill equips Claude with a standardized software engineering workflow specifically optimized for Ruby on Rails environments. It guides the AI through the Red-Green TDD cycle, ensuring that failing tests are established before implementation begins and that only the necessary code is written to achieve a passing state. By enforcing strict adherence to CI checks and pattern-based development, it minimizes technical debt and ensures high code quality during feature development or bug resolution.

Key Features

2 GitHub stars
Enforced Red-Green TDD implementation cycle
Standardized usage of Rails fixtures and test patterns
Deep integration with Rails testing tools and bin/ci
Automated error analysis and debugging when CI fails
Integrated issue tracking for newly discovered technical debt

Use Cases

Developing new Rails features with a test-first approach
Standardizing engineering workflows across Rails development teams
Fixing application bugs by reproducing them with failing tests

About

Key Features

2 GitHub stars
Enforced Red-Green TDD implementation cycle
Standardized usage of Rails fixtures and test patterns
Deep integration with Rails testing tools and bin/ci
Automated error analysis and debugging when CI fails
Integrated issue tracking for newly discovered technical debt

Use Cases

Developing new Rails features with a test-first approach
Standardizing engineering workflows across Rails development teams
Fixing application bugs by reproducing them with failing tests