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Reverse Dependencies for turbo-rails
The projects listed here declare turbo-rails as a runtime or development dependency
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A Rails engine that auto-generates an easy-to-use admin interface for your ActiveRecord data. A modernized fork of RailsAdmin, originally created by Erik Michaels-Ober, Bogdan Gaza, and contributors.
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Create new Rails Application with custom opinions
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Rails engine that tracks ActiveRecord create, update, and destroy events as structured JSON records. Ships a mountable web dashboard, whodunnit actor context, batch inserts via insert_all!, async writes via ActiveJob, time-travel reconstruction, RSpec matchers, Minitest assertions, and a migration path from PaperTrail.
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Common utils for Rails Application
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Auto reloads Rails applications when assets or views have changed
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Realtime debug dashboard for Rails applications
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A Rack middleware captures object allocations per request using GC.stat diffs and stores them in a thread-safe ring buffer. Results are served through a mountable engine with a sortable, filterable dashboard — filling the gap between the memory_profiler gem and having nowhere useful to view results in a Rails app.
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RailsNexus is an extensible operations and administration console for Rails applications. It provides error monitoring, cron job tracking, server statistics, database health, real-time analytics, workflow management, source code viewing, N+1 query detection, and storm protection. Built with Hotwire, Stimulus, and Tailwind-compatible CSS.
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A mountable Rails engine that provides a customizable onboarding flow with progress tracking, tooltips, and milestones
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A mountable Rails engine providing real-time metrics, job monitoring, cache analytics, and error tracking for applications built on the Solid trifecta.
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A local playground for Rails applications.
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A Rails engine for strict component registration, scoped surfaces, durable actions and optional AI adapters.
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Flash message injection for Ruby on Rails Turbo Stream responses
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RcrewAI Rails is a comprehensive Rails engine that brings AI agent orchestration to your Rails applications.
Build intelligent AI crews that collaborate to solve complex tasks with full database persistence,
background job integration, and a beautiful web dashboard for monitoring and management.
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• ActiveRecord models for crews, agents, tasks, and executions with full persistence
• Rails generators for scaffolding AI crews and agents
• ActiveJob integration for asynchronous crew execution (works with any Rails background job adapter)
• Web dashboard with real-time monitoring and management interface
• Multi-LLM support: OpenAI GPT, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Azure OpenAI, Ollama
• Production-ready with logging, error handling, and security controls
• Human-in-the-loop workflows with approval mechanisms
• Tool ecosystem: web search, file operations, SQL, email, code execution
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Build reactive, real-time UI components that automatically re-render server-side when subscribed models change. Uses ViewComponent, Turbo Streams, and ActionCable to keep your UI in sync without writing custom JavaScript.
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This gem helps Rails apps implement real-time like/unlike functionality on polymorphic models with Turbo Streams broadcasting.
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Recourse adds a `recourses` method to config/routes.rb. One line draws the routes, controllers and views needed to browse and edit a resource, with no files added to the host app. Any controller, view or partial can be overridden by defining it in the app.
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A Rails engine that lets a signed-in person pin notes to elements of any page: where on the page, what was there, what should change. Notes are read back by the host app (or its agent), resolved with one line, and the line shows up on the page.
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Reviewkit is a mountable Rails engine for rendering Git-like code diffs, persisting threaded line comments, and embedding review workflows into host apps.
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Every page of a Rails app opens as a window in endlessly scrolling column
strips, one strip per workspace. Pages say how they want to be shown
(size, modal, full width, workspace, reuse key); ⌘K and a drop-down
terminal run the same fuzzy-matched command tree; a keymap with a
configurable modifier (⌘ in a native shell) and optional Blender-style
hover keys drive the windows. Ghostty colour themes and Unsplash
wallpapers included. The host app keeps its own controllers and views.
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