stevegeek

Comprehensive skill for the Literal Ruby gem (https://literal.fun) by Joel Drapper. Use when writing or reviewing Ruby code that uses Literal - typed properties via `prop`/`prop?`, runtime type matchers `_Array`/`_Union`/`_Map`/etc., structured objects (`Literal::Struct`, `Literal::Data`), value objects (`Literal::Value`, `Literal::Delegator`), enums (`Literal::Enum`), bitfield flags (`Literal::Flags`), generic collections (`Literal::Array(...)`, `Set`, `Hash`, `Tuple`), result monads (`Literal::Result`, `Success`, `Failure`), or JSON-style serialization. Also use when designing typed APIs in plain Ruby without external type checkers.

Comprehensive skill for Ruby RBS type signatures. Use for writing inline type annotations in Ruby files, creating standalone .rbs signature files, scaffolding types, or setting up Steep type checking. Covers both inline syntax (rbs-inline) and standalone RBS file format.

Write RBS type annotations directly in Ruby source files using comment syntax. Use when adding types to Ruby code with rbs-inline.

Write standalone .rbs signature files to describe Ruby code. Use when creating type definitions for gems, libraries, or existing codebases without modifying Ruby source.

This skill should be used when writing or editing Rails view components in a project that depends on `vident`, `vident-view_component`, or `vident-phlex` — i.e. any class inheriting from `Vident::ViewComponent::Base` or `Vident::Phlex::HTML`, any paired `*_component_controller.js` Stimulus file next to such a component, or the `stimulus_*` props / `stimulus do ... end` DSL / `child_element` / `root_element` / `class_list_for_stimulus_classes` / `Vident::StimulusNull` / `Vident::StableId` APIs. It also covers the `bin/rails generate vident:install` initializer and the per-request ID seeding it installs on `ApplicationController`.

Build composable, type-safe query objects using the Quo gem. Use when creating ActiveRecord or collection queries, composing queries, paginating, or transforming results.