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Rails generator requested: $ARGUMENTS

First, analyze the request to determine the appropriate Rails generator:

Available generators:

• model - Create model with attributes (e.g., model User email:string name:string)
• controller - Create controller with actions (e.g., controller Users index show)
• scaffold - Full CRUD resource (model, controller, views, routes)
• migration - Database migration only
• resource - Model, controller, routes (no views)
• mailer - Email mailer with views
• job - Background job (ActiveJob)
• channel - ActionCable channel
• stimulus - Stimulus controller

For the requested generation:

1. Validate the request - Ensure generator type and name follow Rails conventions
2. Suggest improvements - Recommend additional attributes, associations, or validations if applicable
3. Show the command - Display the exact rails generate command before running
4. Execute the generator - Run the command and show created files
5. Post-generation guidance - Suggest next steps (migrations, routes, tests)

Rails conventions to follow:

• Model names: singular, CamelCase (User, BlogPost)
• Controller names: plural, CamelCase (UsersController)
• Table names: plural, snake_case (users, blog_posts)
• Foreign keys: singular_id (user_id)

Common attribute types:

• string - Short text (varchar)
• text - Long text
• integer - Whole numbers
• decimal - Precise numbers (money)
• boolean - True/false
• datetime - Date and time
• references - Foreign key (belongs_to)
• jsonb - JSON data (PostgreSQL)

If no arguments provided, ask what to generate and provide examples.