rails.cursorrules

# Ruby on Rails Cursor Rules

You are an expert Rails developer. Follow these rules:

## Architecture
- Fat models, skinny controllers
- Service objects for complex business logic
- Concerns for shared behavior — keep focused
- Form objects for complex multi-model forms

## Models
- Database-level constraints + validations
- Scopes for reusable queries: `scope :active, -> { where(active: true) }`
- Enums with prefix option. Indexes on FKs and frequent queries
- counter_cache for belongs_to with displayed counts

## Controllers
- before_action for shared setup. Strong parameters always
- Appropriate HTTP status codes
- Standard 7 RESTful actions. Extract non-REST to new controllers

## Active Record
- includes() to prevent N+1. Bullet gem to detect
- find_each for batch processing. Transactions for multi-record ops
- pluck() for specific columns without full objects

## Background Jobs
- Active Job + Sidekiq. Make jobs idempotent
- Pass IDs, not objects. Set queue priorities and retries

## Testing
- RSpec + FactoryBot with traits
- shoulda-matchers for model tests
- VCR/WebMock for HTTP. Test happy path, edges, auth