Gives the abillity to create likes, follows, blocks, and reporting for Rails applications.

SoftAttributes provides a consistent way to define "soft" attributes on ActiveSupport. Typically calculated (non-persisted) attributes would be termed soft attributes. These will be included in the xml/json payload for serialization, but will need to be discarded if they appear in the incoming request.

Soft Deletable for ActiveRecord.

Soft delete records within rails

Rails 3 ActiveRecord compatible soft destroy implementation supporting dependent associations

SolidAgent extends ActiveAgent with database-backed prompt context management, declarative tool schemas, and real-time streaming updates. Provides has_context, has_tools, and streams_tool_updates concerns for building robust AI agents.

Solid Agent stores agent runs in its own database and dispatches staged workflow tasks to the RubyLLM runtime with a built-in Rails UI.

SolidApm allow you to monitor your application without any external service.

Solid Backup makes it easy to backup SQLite databases using VACUUM INTO or the backup API.

SolidEvents captures controller, job, SQL, business and record-link events into a queryable trace graph.

SolidFlow provides deterministic workflow orchestration for Ruby on Rails using ActiveJob and ActiveRecord. It features event-sourced history, replay, timers, signals, tasks, and SAGA compensations designed for production-grade systems.

Track the progress of Solid Queue jobs and stop them if you need to.

Provides shared models, database adapters, parser, and HTTP client for SolidLog service and UI gems. Supports SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.

Provides HTTP API for log ingestion, background processing with built-in Scheduler, and query APIs. Can run as standalone service or integrate with existing Rails apps.

SolidMCP implements a high-performance, bidirectional Pub/Sub transport for ActionMCP. Features optional Rust native extension with Tokio for async I/O, PostgreSQL LISTEN/NOTIFY support, and automatic fallback to pure Ruby when native extension is unavailable.

A control plane for Solid Queue on Heroku that automatically scales worker dynos based on queue depth, job latency, and throughput. Uses PostgreSQL advisory locks for singleton behavior and the Heroku Platform API for scaling.

Detect queue lag, dead workers, unsafe thread/pool configuration, and broken recurring jobs before they become incidents.

A control plane for Solid Queue on Heroku that automatically scales worker dynos based on queue depth, job latency, and throughput. Uses PostgreSQL advisory locks for singleton behavior and the Heroku Platform API for scaling.

A database trigger notifies Solid Queue workers the moment a job becomes ready, so jobs start in milliseconds even with polling intervals raised to seconds or minutes — which cuts the idle query load that polling generates by orders of magnitude. No monkey patches: the gem wires itself in through Solid Queue's documented lifecycle hooks. Polling remains the correctness backstop, and every failure mode — missing trigger, non-Postgres adapter, PgBouncer, a dropped connection, a fork — degrades loudly to stock Solid Queue behavior.

this plugin provides a user interface to the recently-released solid_queue gem which is a backend for handing jobs in Rails apps.