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What Should Go in AGENTS.md for a Rails App?3 hrs

After working with agents and agent files for tons of apps, repos, projects, I decided to distill my thoughts on it:

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rails-preflight: what stands between your Rails app and the next version3 hrs

I just released a gem that answers one question about a Rails app: what stands between it and Rails X?

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Callbacks, Concerns, and Current: Avoiding Hidden Dependencies in Rails3 hrs

Callbacks, concerns, and Current keep code close to the model, but can hide effects and dependencies. When to use them and how to make those dependencies explicit.

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Fixing SPA Link Previews with a Lambda in Front of AWS Amplify (and Why Rails Never H10 hrs

Link preview crawlers don’t run JavaScript, so every route of a static SPA shares the same generic card. In Rails, a content_for :head block solves this per request. Without a server in the request path, you have to put one back.

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Rails 8 with Inertia and React: Hotwire Alternative Guide1 day

Building a Rails 8 admin panel with Inertia and React instead of Hotwire: the trade-offs, the architecture, and a practical tutorial. https://rubyinsights.blog/en/blog/rails-8-with-inertia-and-react-hotwire-alternative-guide

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