claude-elixir-phoenix

Overview of claude-elixir-phoenix

What it is

A Claude Code plugin for Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView development. It coordinates 26 specialist agents that plan, implement, review, and verify code in parallel. It enforces 26 Iron Laws that catch bugs related to Elixir and Phoenix specifics. It integrates with Tidewave MCP. The plugin also provides generated distributions for Amp, Codex, Pi, OpenCode, and DeepSeek Harness runtimes.

Key features

• 26 specialist agents covering orchestration, review, architecture, investigation, and domain expertise.
• 51 skills, 140 references, 30 hook registrations, and 26 Iron Laws.
• Workflow commands: /phx:plan, /phx:work, /phx:review, /phx:full, /phx:compound, /phx:quick, /phx:brief, /phx:triage, /phx:investigate, /phx:trace, /ecto:n1-check, /phx:perf, /ecto:constraint-debug, /lv:assigns, /phx:audit, /phx:verify, /phx:techdebt, /phx:boundaries, /phx:pr-review, /phx:challenge, /phx:research, /phx:document.
• Automatic verification after each change; stops if code violates an Iron Law.
• Parallel review with 4 specialist agents (idioms, security, tests, compilation).
• Tidewave MCP integration.
• Generated distributions for Amp, Codex, Pi, OpenCode, and DeepSeek Harness runtimes.

Use cases

Planning and implementing features in Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView projects. Reviewing code for idiomatic correctness, security, test coverage, and compilation errors. Investigating bugs and performance issues. Auditing codebase for technical debt and boundary violations. Researching and documenting code.

Getting started

bash # In Claude Code, add the marketplace /plugin marketplace add oliver-kriska/claude-elixir-phoenix # Install the plugin /plugin install elixir-phoenix Requires Claude Code 2.1.110 or newer. After installation, run /reload-plugins before using commands.

License and pricing

Licensed under MIT. Open source.

Based on the project's public README and repository metadata.