dchuk

Guides the user through distributing Tauri applications for Android, including Google Play Store submission, APK and AAB generation, build configuration, signing setup, and version management.

Assists with managing Tauri application resources including app icons setup and generation, embedding static files and assets, accessing bundled resources at runtime, and implementing thread-safe state management patterns.

Teaches Claude about Tauri's core architecture, including the Rust backend, webview integration, Core-Shell design pattern, IPC mechanisms, and security model fundamentals.

Guides users through Tauri binary size optimization techniques to produce small, efficient desktop application bundles using Cargo profile settings and build configurations.

Guides developers through Tauri v2 event system for calling frontend from Rust, covering emit functions, event payloads, IPC channels, and JavaScript evaluation for bi-directional Rust-frontend communication.

Guides the user through calling Rust backend functions from the Tauri frontend using the invoke function, defining commands with the

Guides users through configuring Tauri capabilities for security and access control, covering capability files, permissions, per-window security boundaries, and platform-specific configurations.

Guides the user through Tauri application code signing and notarization for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms including certificate setup and configuration.

How to add or modify configuration settings in the Source Monitor engine. Use when adding a new config option, modifying defaults, creating a new settings section, or understanding the configuration architecture.

Use when upgrading SourceMonitor to a new gem version, including CHANGELOG review, running the upgrade command, interpreting verification results, and handling configuration deprecations.

Use when configuring SourceMonitor engine settings via the DSL, including queue settings, HTTP client, fetching, health, scrapers, retention, scraping controls, events, model extensions, realtime, and authentication.

Use when setting up SourceMonitor in a host Rails application, including gem installation, engine mounting, migration copying, initializer creation, and verifying the install works.

Use when working with SourceMonitor lifecycle events and callbacks, including after_item_created, after_item_scraped, after_fetch_completed, and item processors.

Provides SourceMonitor engine architecture context. Use when working with engine internals, lib/ module structure, autoload organization, configuration DSL, pipelines, or any structural/organizational code in the source_monitor namespace.

Solid Queue job conventions for the SourceMonitor engine. Use when creating new background jobs, modifying existing jobs, configuring queues, or working with job scheduling and retry policies.

Provides SourceMonitor engine domain model context. Use when working with engine models, associations, validations, scopes, database schema, or any model-layer code in the source_monitor namespace.