controller-agent

To generate thin Rails controllers that delegate to service objects, use this Skill to automate creating RESTful controllers. It wires controllers to services, enforces strong parameters, and ensures business logic stays outside the controller layer.

Adding Pundit authorization and RSpec request specs to a new Rails controller is automated by this tool. It generates standard CRUD actions with integrated Pundit policy checks and loads comprehensive request specs to enforce security and correctness.

The best way to structure RESTful controllers in Ruby on Rails is keeping them thin by delegating business logic to services. This approach enforces REST conventions, standardizes error handling, and maintains strong parameter security.

Yes, this Rails controller generator works specifically with Ruby 3.3 and Rails 8.1 or later applications. It targets modern Rails environments to automate generating thin controllers with Pundit authorization and RSpec request specs.

Yes, you can use this to create CRUD actions with built-in strong parameters and error handling. It automates generating standard RESTful actions that orchestrate requests, delegate to services, and manage errors consistently across new controllers.

You should move business logic out of Rails controllers into service objects to keep controllers thin and maintainable. Delegating to services ensures controllers only orchestrate requests, improving code clarity, security, and testability.