Using interactor gem is a horrible idea. Here are the reasons:
1. It results in anemic classes, classes that don't have any behavior.
Their only purpose is to organize. You can organize using a DSL, something like rspec syntax: organize "Use Case" { specify the sequence of actions to take }. This does not have to be a class, the DSL is just a way wire different classes together.
2. The hash that gets passed around is nothing but a glorified global variable.
If you apply Domain Driven Design, you will use application specific data types instead of built-in data structures. This makes the concepts of your domain explicit. You can achieve 'Ubiquitous Language' in your team.
3. This results in "Hash Oriented Programming" not OO.
4. Failures are silent, which means there is no clear transparency into the system.
5. Class names are verbs. Are you kidding me? Why do you want to ignore the basics of good OO design?
What is the alternative then? Learn about Hexagonal Architecture and Domain Driven Design. Apply those principles religiously. When you apply these good design principles, your use cases become the core of your application which is not dependent on any technology. They become testable and compose able. It's like legos that gives you basic building blocks that can be combined in different ways to be used in different external and internal adapters.
