pniemczyk

This skill should be used when the user asks to "add custom_id", "install custom_id", "use custom_id", "add Stripe-style prefixed IDs", "generate usr_abc123 style IDs", "use a string primary key with a prefix", "add the cid macro", "embed parent ID chars into child ID", "use the related option in cid", "set up a database trigger to generate IDs", or when working with the custom_id gem in a Rails application.

Use when working with the easyop gem — operations, flows, ctx.fail!, hooks, schema DSL, skip_if, rollback, plugins (Recording, Async, Transactional, Events), or the Ruby service-object / command pattern.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "add inquiry_attrs", "install inquiry_attrs", "use inquiry_attrs", "add predicate methods to Rails attributes", "replace string comparison with predicates", "make attribute inquiry work", "add .active? .admin? style methods", "user.status.active?", "nil-safe attribute predicates", or when working with the inquiry_attrs gem in a Rails, StoreModel, or plain Ruby project. Also activate when the user wants to convert `record.attr == 'value'` comparisons to predicate style, or asks about `NilInquiry`, `SymbolInquiry`, or `inquirer` macro.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "add statesman_scaffold", "install statesman_scaffold", "add a state machine to a Rails model", "scaffold a Statesman state machine", "add state machine transitions", "generate state machine files", "use statesman in Rails", "add with_state_machine", "add transition history to a model", "add current_state / transition_to to a model", or when working with the statesman_scaffold gem in a Rails project. Also activate when the user wants to add `.in_state?`, `.can_transition_to?`, `.transition_to!`, `.in_state` scopes, or asks about Statesman guards, callbacks, or the transitions table.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "add tokenize_attr", "install tokenize_attr", "use tokenize_attr", "generate secure tokens for model attributes", "add a token column to a Rails model", "add a prefixed token like tok-abc123", "create an API key or access token with a prefix", "use has_secure_token with a prefix", "custom token generator in Rails", or when working with the tokenize_attr gem in a Rails project. Also activate when the user wants to add `before_create` token generation, handle `RetryExceededError`, or use `tokenize :attr, prefix:` style declarations.