oliver-kriska/claude-elixir-phoenix

Ash Framework guides generating and editing Ash resources, actions, policies, validations, and code interfaces in Phoenix and LiveView apps. Use it when working with Ash codegen, domain interfaces, or AshPhoenix.Form.

Autoresearch runs a loop that mutates one plugin skill at a time, evaluates it with deterministic checks, and keeps or reverts the change. Use it for targeted or overnight improvement runs.

Brainstorm gathers and structures Elixir/Phoenix requirements through an interactive interview, then saves an interview.md file for later planning. Use it when an idea is vague, the approach is unclear, or you want to compare options before planning.

Catchup summarizes what changed while you were away by collecting recent PRs, commits, Linear tickets, and meetings into one prioritized brief. Use it after time off to review missed work without reading every update.

Challenge Mode Reviews pushes for rigorous scrutiny before approving changes. Use it to question Ecto migrations, LiveView events, OTP designs, and PR readiness with proof and edge-case checks.

Claude Code Changelog Assistant tracks new Claude Code releases, extracts versions since the last check, and maps breaking changes, opportunities, deprecations, and fixes to plugin components. Use it before releases or on a schedule.

Codex Loop runs a bounded Codex CLI review, applies approved fixes, verifies them, and re-reviews until clean or rounds run out. Use it before a PR when you want an external critic on Elixir/Phoenix changes.

Codex Panel A/B runs one holistic Codex review and three focused passes on the same branch diff, then classifies findings as duplicates, real misses, or false positives. Use it on a fresh branch before any Codex review has run.

Compound Docs stores solved Elixir/Phoenix/Ecto issues as searchable docs with YAML frontmatter. Use it before debugging new problems to find prior fixes, risks, and prevention notes.

Constraint Debug invokes the Elixir/Phoenix Ecto constraint debugger through the /ecto:constraint-debug alias. Use it when you need help diagnosing constraint-related database errors in an Elixir Phoenix app.

Docs Check validates plugin agents, skills, hooks, and config against the latest Claude Code documentation. Use it before releases or on a schedule to catch breaking changes, deprecations, and new features.

Ecto N+1 Check invokes the Phoenix plugin’s N+1 query checker for Elixir/Ecto code. Use it explicitly when reviewing code for repeated database queries and performance issues.

Ketchup opens the same return-from-absence briefing as /catchup. Use it when you want the catchup workflow with the /ketchup shortcut and the same flags.

LiveView Assigns Audit inspects LiveView socket assigns for memory bloat, unused assigns, and missing temporary_assigns. Use it when LiveView memory grows or you need to tighten assign usage.

Phoenix Boundaries analyzes Phoenix module dependencies and context coupling with mix xref. Use it to check cross-context calls, boundary violations, and architecture before refactoring or splitting modules.

Plan Briefing walks through a plan file one section at a time, explaining reasoning, decisions, and solution shape. Use it when developers need to understand a plan before approving or after work is done.

Plugin Development Workflow guides changes to plugin skills, agents, hooks, and the eval framework in this repo. Use when editing files in plugins/elixir-phoenix/, lab/eval/, or lab/autoresearch/ to keep eval, lint, and tests passing.

Plugin Release cuts a versioned Elixir/Phoenix plugin release by bumping manifests, finalizing the changelog, running CI, and creating the tag and GitHub release. Use it when shipping a new plugin version.

Project Health Audit runs a project-wide check of architecture, performance, security, tests, and dependencies. Use it before releases, after refactors, or when you need a quick view of overall codebase health.

Promote generates X/Twitter release posts with ASCII cards, tweet threads, and fact-check notes. Use it after tagging a release or when announcing new plugin versions.

Session Deep Dive analyzes high-signal sessions identified by /session-scan, using subagents and precomputed metrics to produce qualitative reports and cross-session synthesis. Use it after scanning sessions to compare patterns against known findings.

Session Scan computes deterministic metrics for Claude Code sessions discovered through ccrider MCP. Use it to triage sessions by friction, opportunity, and fingerprint, with broad-session filtering and deduplication.

Session Trends analyzes session metrics over 7-day, 30-day, and all-time windows, then compares them with MEMORY.md baselines. Use it to track friction, adoption, and other progress signals over time.

Skill Monitor analyzes session metrics to measure how each skill performs over time. It shows usage, friction, outcomes, and flags skills that may need routing or behavior improvements.

Watch PR keeps an Elixir/Phoenix pull request under an Amp Orb keep-alive lease until required non-deployment CI is green and review threads are resolved. Use it after opening or updating a PR to monitor status and optionally handle fixes.