Seuros Blog - Navigation Logs from the Ruby Nebula

How I escaped the zoo of monkey patches and built a clean, Rails 8-friendly PostGIS adapter gem that actually works with modern Rails.

How building a Cypher DSL taught me more about framework design, why supporting legacy is a trap.

Exploring how analogies and metaphors enhance the learning process of Large Language Models.

Learn how graph databases and knowledge graphs can transform your RAG system from guessing to intelligent reasoning with structured data.

MCP Prompts aren't just templates—they're server-defined, discoverable scripts that bring preloaded sanity to your AI development workflow.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) isn't just a tool registry—it's a paradigm shift that turns AI assistants into true development partners.

When AI-driven speed meets open source ecosystems, we get 'vibe packages'—libraries published fast but maintained poorly.

How AI coding assistants are influencing API design in Ruby, and whether we're reinforcing old patterns or creating new opportunities.

After years of comfortable cruising through the Ruby nebula, I discovered something that changed everything.

Rails AppVersion provides a standard way to handle version and environment information in Rails apps with best practices for deployment.

NoFlyList automatically detects your database type and uses specific optimization strategies to make tag queries blazingly fast.

Tag parsing seems simple until you handle real user input.

Learn when to use polymorphic vs model-specific tags by building a blog platform.

From technical debt in Acts-as-Taggable-On to production-ready NoFlyList: a journey of building cleaner, faster tagging for Rails apps.