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Ruby project workflows guide you through implementing and maintaining correct Ruby code by integrating RSpec or Minitest for testing, RuboCop for linting, and RBS for optional type checking to ensure code quality. This approach applies to Rails, gems, and CLI tools.

To debug a failing RSpec spec, update the Ruby codebase with RuboCop-compliant changes, run the relevant test commands, and summarize the results. This verification loop ensures the fix is correct and meets modern Ruby practices for both Rails and non-Rails apps.

Yes, the Ruby workflow tool auto-detects Ruby contexts by triggering on .rb, Gemfile, and Rakefile files. It provides project-specific decision guidance for Rails apps, non-Rails scripts, gems, and CLI tools, ensuring appropriate tooling and patterns are applied.

Ruby project workflows help choose appropriate concurrency approaches based on your project type, including guidance on using Ractors. It ensures work follows a complete plan-execute-review-verify loop with testing, linting, and optional type checking for safe concurrent code.

Frozen-string literals and RBS type checking are encouraged within Ruby workflows to improve safety and prevent mutation errors. The verification checklist integrates these practices alongside RuboCop linting and RSpec testing to maintain correct, modern Ruby code.

Yes, Ruby project workflows support managing gems and CLI tools by auto-detecting Gemfile and Rakefile changes. It guides the implementation of appropriate Ruby components and ensures work completes with proper testing, linting, and verification steps.