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GEMINI.md

rails-ai-bridge GEMINI.md is an instructions file for Gemini CLI from igmarin/rails-ai-bridge. It costs 917 tokens per session, scanned A, a copy of rails-ai-bridge AGENTS.md, MIT.

A Ruby library that examines a Ruby on Rails application and gives AI assistants structured information about it through MCP, a standard way for tools to exchange context. It can also write context files for several coding assistants, but does not write to the application's database.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it to inspect Rails applications, expose their structure and selected data through assistant tools, and produce context files for supported coding assistants.
Why use it?
It helps an assistant understand an existing Rails codebase without manually searching through every model, route, and configuration file. This reduces repeated setup and avoids changing production data during inspection.

Instructions file for Gemini CLI

Written for Gemini CLI: the file is GEMINI.md. Also seen: mentions Codex; mentions Gemini CLI.

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GEMINI.md · 58 lines

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GEMINI.md — rails-ai-bridge development guide

Ruby gem that reads a Rails app and gives assistants that map over MCP and committed context files. It does not write to the host database.

Architecture

  • lib/rails_ai_bridge.rb — Main entry point, public API (Zeitwerk autoloaded)
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/configuration.rb — User-facing config with presets (:standard, :full)
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/introspector.rb — Orchestrates sub-introspectors
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/introspectors/ — Built-in introspector classes; :standard preset runs 9, :full runs 26 (see Configuration::PRESETS). Registry: Introspector::BUILTIN_INTROSPECTORS (includes opt-in symbols such as database_stats, non_ar_models not listed in those presets).
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/tools/ — 19 built-in MCP tools using the official mcp SDK (hosts can add more via additional_tools)
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/serializers/ — Output formatters (claude, claude_rules, cursor_rules, windsurf, windsurf_rules, copilot, copilot_instructions, rules, markdown, JSON, gemini) runs 9, :full runs 27 (see Configuration::PRESETS). Registry:
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/resources.rb — MCP resources (static data AI clients read directly)
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/server.rb — MCP server configuration (stdio + HTTP transports)
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/middleware.rb — Rack middleware for auto-mounting MCP HTTP endpoint
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/fingerprinter.rb — SHA256 file fingerprinting for cache invalidation
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/doctor.rb — Diagnostic checks and AI readiness scoring
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/watcher.rb — File watcher for auto-regenerating context files
  • lib/rails_ai_bridge/engine.rb — Rails Engine for auto-integration
  • lib/generators/rails_ai_bridge/install/ — Install generator (creates .mcp.json, initializer, context files)

Key Design Decisions

  1. Built on official mcp SDK — not a custom protocol implementation
  2. Zero-config — Railtie auto-registers at boot, introspects without setup
  3. Graceful degradation — works without DB by parsing schema.rb as text
  4. Read-only tools only — all MCP tools are annotated as non-destructive
  5. Dual output — static files (GEMINI.md) + live MCP server (stdio/HTTP)
  6. Diff-aware — context regeneration skips unchanged files
  7. Per-assistant serializers — each AI tool gets tailored output format
  8. Zeitwerk autoloading — files loaded on-demand, not all upfront
  9. Introspector presets — :standard (9 core) default, :full (27 introspectors; optional extras such as database_stats, non_ar_models) for power users
  10. MCP auto-discovery — .mcp.json generated by install generator
  11. Compact by default — context files ≤150 lines, MCP tools use detail parameter (summary/standard/full)
  12. Per-tool split rules — .codex/, .cursor/rules/, .devin/rules/, .github/instructions/

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