rails-ai:controllers

To build RESTful Rails controllers, enforce the seven standard actions—index, show, new, create, edit, update, and destroy—and delegate business logic to models or services. This keeps controllers thin, improves testability, and ensures predictable routing across resource endpoints.

Secure mass assignment in Rails by using strong parameters to whitelist permitted attributes. This prevents mass assignment vulnerabilities by strictly controlling which user inputs are allowed, ensuring safe parameter handling during create and update actions.

Implement nested resources in Rails by structuring routes for related resources and applying proper routing discipline. This ensures correct parent-child relationships within RESTful controllers, keeping API endpoints predictable and organized.

The rails-ai:controllers approach applies to both standard web resource controllers and API endpoints. It enforces RESTful conventions, thin controllers, and strong parameters across Rails apps, ensuring consistent routing and secure parameter handling.