Interview the developer about their Ruby on Rails project (app type, database, frontend stack, background jobs, deployment target, traffic profile, compliance, current Rails version) and then route to the right downstream rails-skills. Use at the start of any new Rails work session, when the user says they want to "start a new Rails app", "set up a Rails project", "scaffold Rails", "build a Rails API", "build a Rails monolith", "build a Rails 8 app", or anytime they reference rails-skills without specifying which skill they want. Also use when reviewing or auditing an existing Rails codebase to determine which skills apply. This is the entry point of the rails-skills pack — almost every Rails task should start here.
Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
Skill stats
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About this skill
Interview the developer about their Ruby on Rails project (app type, database, frontend stack, background jobs, deployment target, traffic profile, compliance, current Rails version) and then route to the right downstream rails-skills. Use at the start of any new Rails work session, when the user says they want to "start a new Rails app", "set up a Rails project", "scaffold Rails", "build a Rails API", "build a Rails monolith", "build a Rails 8 app", or anytime they reference rails-skills without specifying which skill they want. Also use when reviewing or auditing an existing Rails codebase to determine which skills apply. This is the entry point of the rails-skills pack — almost every Rails task should start here.
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Interview the developer about their Ruby on Rails project (app type, database, frontend stack, background jobs, deployment target, traffic profile, compliance, current Rails version) and then route to the right downstream rails-skills. Use at the start of any new Rails work session, when the user says they want to "start a new Rails app", "set up a Rails project", "scaffold Rails", "build a Rails API", "build a Rails monolith", "build a Rails 8 app", or anytime they reference rails-skills without specifying which skill they want. Also use when reviewing or auditing an existing Rails codebase to determine which skills apply. This is the entry point of the rails-skills pack — almost every Rails task should start here.
About this listing
Category
Engineering
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.