lets-dhh-rails-style

You can enforce DHH Rails conventions by applying this Skill to analyze your Ruby codebase against 37signals style guidelines. It facilitates reviews by applying DHH's specific design principles and best practices to ensure structural consistency and maintainability.

37signals Ruby on Rails conventions are structural and stylistic guidelines established by DHH and the 37signals team. This Skill enforces these specific patterns to improve code readability and maintainability across Ruby applications during development and refactoring.

To refactor Ruby code to match the Rails style guide, this Skill analyzes your existing codebase for deviations from 37signals/DHH conventions. It provides a structured engineering workflow to systematically align your code style and design principles with established standards.

Yes, you can apply 37signals coding standards to any Ruby on Rails application. The Skill requires no external dependencies and performs deep analysis of 37signals codebases and DHH's review patterns to enforce style consistency across your projects.

Unlike standard Ruby linters that enforce generic community rules, this Skill specifically targets 37signals and DHH Rails coding conventions. It performs deep analysis of DHH's review patterns to enforce specific design principles rather than just basic syntax formatting.

You should avoid using 37signals Rails conventions if your project strictly follows a different established style guide or requires custom architectural patterns. This Skill is specifically optimized for teams deeply committed to replicating the 37signals and DHH engineering workflow.