support_desk adds a customer support desk to any Rails app: tickets that are conversations. A requester asks for help about something in your app (a ride, an order, a withdrawal) or about nothing in particular, your desk answers, humans sign the answers, and your team works a queue — alongside AI agents that are first-class citizens of the desk: an assistant has a seat, a name, a turn budget and a level (observe, draft, reply, resolve) enforced inside every transition; she proposes replies a person sends, or answers herself where you let her, hands off when unsure, and can never touch a human-held case, a capped topic or a customer who asked for a person. The gem ships the policy, the drafts and review, the turn that makes a late model answer harmless, disclosure and the two exits — and no LLM: any provider, any prompt, in a ten-line job. It is a product gem on the `chats` kernel: chats owns the transcript, realtime, attachments, read state and moderation; support_desk owns cases, topics, assignment, routing and the console API. One macro makes a model ask for help (`has_support_tickets`), one makes a domain record something to ask about (`supportable`), one makes a person answer (`acts_as_support_agent`). Topics are a tree defined in code that drives the wizard, the picker, routing and metrics; assignment is a history, not a column; every transition writes an append-only event row and emits an error-isolated event your app can subscribe to. Batteries included on the user side (a mountable engine with ejectable views), bring-your-own-UI on the agent side (query objects, presenters, a controller concern and a console generator), with no runtime dependency on any admin framework.

A lightweight guaranteed-delivery messaging system.

Models for attaching questions to a survey (polymorphic) and answers to a response (polymorphic)

This is a ruby interface for the SurveyMonkey.com API

Transform surveyor responses into an alternate structure

Duck punch Resque to use active record for backround jobs instead of redis

Sweetsie is a super simple framework that was designed to be used by Porject ADRIENNE. The basic concept is to allow a developer to create ruby scipts that can be used will ActiveRecord modles. Along with ruby scripts, rake tasks are also available for smaller jobs.

SwifterEnum transforms Rails enums from simple values into powerful objects with methods, computed properties, and type safety. Your enums become smart: payment_status.can_refund?, subscription.price, status.icon - all while maintaining 100% Rails enum compatibility. Drop-in replacement that eliminates scattered helper methods and case statements throughout your codebase.

This gem installs client library for accessing Swivel through it's API.

Symbolized enum for activerecord

Synaptic reporting tool for ActiveRecord

The gem provides tagged syncing functionality and API methods.

SyncClient is an interface for synchronizing attributes between services. It provides both a means of publishing changes and subscribing to them

Data collector for synced gem for Datadog.

ActiveRecord syncer - prerelease

You can use this gem to copy records and their specified associations from production (or other) environments to your local environment.

A mini-framework for intelligently publishing complex model changes to an external API.

ActiveRecord adapter for SyncMachine.

Systematize will order your data and struture migrations so you don't have to think which one to run first.

Simple filters for RubyOnRails