In order to use chruby from the !sh shell, you need to change vim's shell:
set shell=$SHELL
This will cause vim to spawn a login shell, which will load chruby.
For ZshYou'll probably need to sudo mv /etc/{zshenv,zprofile} to ensure the PATH is set correctly. (More info).
If you have auto.sh loaded, you can cd into a project with a .ruby-version file and invoke the editor from the command-line. This will cause the editor to inherit the environment variables setup by chruby.
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