Offload async HTTP requests from Solid Queue workers to a dedicated async I/O processor

QueuePulse reads Solid Queue's existing tables (read-only, no migration) and notifies you the moment background jobs fail, stall, back up, or workers die. It fills the gap left by Mission Control Jobs, which has no alerting and no historical metrics — without making you run Datadog.

A mountable Rails engine providing real-time metrics, job monitoring, cache analytics, and error tracking for applications built on the Solid trifecta.

Opinionated ActiveJob support for web services

An agent framework where your Rails app is the chassis: app/agent/ directory convention, durable runs on Active Job Continuations, exactly-once tool execution via a transactional ledger, approvals that park at zero compute.

A web UI dashboard for managing SolidQueue jobs, queues, workers, and recurring tasks in Rails applications.

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

UI for monitoring solid_queue

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.

Sidekiq-style operational visibility and telemetry without the asset pipeline baggage or database locking.

Provides Mongoid models to replace ActiveRecord models in SolidQueue, enabling MongoDB as the backend for job queuing.

Provides retry logic, failure notifications, and a lightweight dashboard for Solid Queue in Rails 8+ applications.

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

Mount SolidQueueWeb in any Rails app using Solid Queue to get a full-featured job dashboard: inspect jobs by status (ready, scheduled, running, blocked, failed), retry or discard failed jobs, reschedule or run scheduled jobs immediately, manage recurring tasks, filter by queue/priority/period, export to CSV, detect slow jobs, view queue depth sparklines, track job performance (p50/p95), and scrape a /metrics JSON endpoint for external monitoring — all without leaving your app.

SolidStackWeb is a mountable Rails engine that provides a production-ready operations dashboard for the full Solid Stack. It covers Solid Queue (job browser, failed job retry with inline argument editing, queue pause/resume, recurring tasks, performance stats, CSV export, and alert webhooks), Solid Cache (entry browser, size distribution, 24-hour write timeline, and optional value preview), and Solid Cable (channel browser, per-channel message list, and purge controls). Ships with dark mode, Turbo Stream responses, a JSON metrics endpoint, and no asset pipeline dependency.

Adds per-job termination to SolidQueue via a monitor thread and Thread#raise

A single gem with three independently mountable Rails engines (SolidWebUi::Queue/Cache/Cable::Engine) sharing one design system: ViewComponents, a layout, design-token theming and a dry-configurable base.

SourceMonitor is a mountable Rails 8 engine that ingests RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds, scrapes full article content, and surfaces Solid Queue powered dashboards for monitoring and remediation.

Studio Engine is a non-isolated Rails engine that ships an opinionated authentication + SSO contract, a polymorphic ErrorLog model, a Sluggable concern, a 7-role dynamic theme system with CSS-custom-property generation, and an S3-backed ImageCache. Used in production across the McRitchie Studio + Turf Monster apps.

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