Open a rails project terminal session using this AppleScript

OpenRailsProject.scpt

(*

	Open Project
	Open a Rails Project
      opens git-sh, console, server, autospec and a command line

*)

on run
	set dirs to {}
	set commands to {}
	
	set end of dirs to "/Users/john/code/rm"
	set end of commands to "git-sh"
	set end of dirs to "/Users/john/code/rm"
	set end of commands to "script/console"
	set end of dirs to "/Users/john/code/rm"
	set end of commands to "script/server"
	set end of dirs to "/Users/john/code/rm"
	set end of commands to "AUTOFEATURE=true autospec"
	set end of dirs to "/Users/john/code/rm"
	set end of commands to "pwd"
	
	repeat with index from 1 to count dirs
		--set command to item index of commands
		do_project(item index of dirs, item index of commands)
	end repeat
end run

on new_terminal_tab()
	tell application "Terminal" to activate
	tell application "System Events" to tell process "Terminal" to keystroke "t" using command down
end new_terminal_tab

on new_terminal_window()
	tell application "Terminal" to activate
	tell application "System Events" to tell process "Terminal" to keystroke "n" using command down
end new_terminal_window

-- this subroutine does the actual work
--
on do_project(the_path, the_command)
	--set the_path to POSIX path of this_item
	tell application "Terminal"
		if (count of windows) is 0 then
			my new_terminal_window()
		end if
		activate
		my new_terminal_tab()
		do script with command "cd " & quoted form of the_path in window 1
		do script with command the_command in window 1
		activate
	end tell
end do_project