Use when evaluating React on Rails GitHub issues for release-train targeting, especially deciding whether new, follow-up, or non-started issues belong on release/17.0.0, another release/X.Y.Z branch, or main.
Use when diagnosing a React on Rails app with the stable doctor JSON contract and iterating through actionable remediation until no error-level checks remain.
Use when installing React on Rails into an existing Rails app or upgrading its gem, npm package, generated configuration, and lockfiles without version skew.
Use when adopting React Server Components in a React on Rails Pro app, including prerequisites, generator setup, component boundaries, data flow, and safety checks.
Use when a React on Rails Pro streaming SSR or async-props response buffers, stalls, fails to reveal Suspense content, or behaves differently behind a proxy.
Generate and coordinate the complete React on Rails release fleet lifecycle or public-only standing-health evidence from internal/contributor-info/demo-fleet.yml. Use when a maintainer wants to validate an RC/beta/final, inspect fleet currency/default health,…
Use when adding, editing, or reviewing React Server Components (RSC) code in React on Rails or React on Rails Pro — inline payload injection and streaming, the Node renderer, client-reference/manifest resolution, RSC controllers and routes, or…
React on Rails release-train changelog updates, including target=release and release/X.Y.Z PR targeting while the portable update-changelog skill remains mainline-only.