If you're building Rails apps the DHH way, this keeps Claude aligned with 37signals conventions. It pushes for REST resources over custom controller actions, fat models with business logic, state stored as database records instead of booleans, and Current attributes for request scoped data. The emphasis on vanilla Rails is real: it steers you toward Minitest, fixtures, Solid Queue, and away from the usual gem bloat like RSpec or Sidekiq. Covers the full stack from controllers to views to testing patterns. Useful if you want code that looks like it came from the Basecamp team, or if you're tired of explaining why you don't need another service object abstraction.
npx skills add https://github.com/everyinc/compound-engineering-plugin --skill dhh-rails-style