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Elixir development guidance for creating, modifying, reviewing, testing, and debugging Elixir and Phoenix applications. Use when tasks involve .ex or .exs files, mix.exs, Phoenix, LiveView, Ecto, OTP supervision trees, GenServer, ExUnit, mix format, mix test, migrations, schemas, contexts, or Elixir dependency management.

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name	elixir-programming
description	Elixir development guidance for creating, modifying, reviewing, testing, and debugging Elixir and Phoenix applications. Use when tasks involve .ex or .exs files, mix.exs, Phoenix, LiveView, Ecto, OTP supervision trees, GenServer, ExUnit, mix format, mix test, migrations, schemas, contexts, or Elixir dependency management.

Elixir Programming

Goal

Make idiomatic Elixir changes that preserve clear data flow, OTP boundaries, and project conventions.

Discovery

Read mix.exs, .formatter.exs, config files, supervision trees, contexts, schemas, and nearby tests before editing.
Identify whether the project is a library, Mix app, Phoenix app, umbrella, or release-oriented service.
Follow existing context boundaries, naming, aliases, and error tuple style.

Implementation

Prefer pattern matching, guards, pipelines, and small pure functions over deeply nested conditionals.
Return {:ok, value} and {:error, reason} consistently where the project uses result tuples.
Keep side effects at process, boundary, or adapter layers.
For OTP code, make ownership, supervision, restart behavior, and message handling explicit.
For Ecto, update schemas, changesets, migrations, contexts, and tests together.
For Phoenix and LiveView, keep params, assigns, events, templates, and tests in sync.

Verification

Run mix format for changed Elixir files.
Run targeted mix test path/to/test.exs first, then broader mix test when shared behavior changed.
Use mix compile --warnings-as-errors when the project or CI expects warning cleanliness.

Review Focus

Broken pattern matches, atom leaks from external input, process mailbox growth, missing supervision, migration/schema drift, fragile LiveView assigns, and tests that depend on global process state.

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name	elixir-programming
description	Elixir development guidance for creating, modifying, reviewing, testing, and debugging Elixir and Phoenix applications. Use when tasks involve .ex or .exs files, mix.exs, Phoenix, LiveView, Ecto, OTP supervision trees, GenServer, ExUnit, mix format, mix test, migrations, schemas, contexts, or Elixir dependency management.

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Goal

Make idiomatic Elixir changes that preserve clear data flow, OTP boundaries, and project conventions.

Discovery

Read mix.exs, .formatter.exs, config files, supervision trees, contexts, schemas, and nearby tests before editing.
Identify whether the project is a library, Mix app, Phoenix app, umbrella, or release-oriented service.
Follow existing context boundaries, naming, aliases, and error tuple style.

Implementation

Prefer pattern matching, guards, pipelines, and small pure functions over deeply nested conditionals.
Return {:ok, value} and {:error, reason} consistently where the project uses result tuples.
Keep side effects at process, boundary, or adapter layers.
For OTP code, make ownership, supervision, restart behavior, and message handling explicit.
For Ecto, update schemas, changesets, migrations, contexts, and tests together.
For Phoenix and LiveView, keep params, assigns, events, templates, and tests in sync.

Verification

Run mix format for changed Elixir files.
Run targeted mix test path/to/test.exs first, then broader mix test when shared behavior changed.
Use mix compile --warnings-as-errors when the project or CI expects warning cleanliness.

Review Focus

Broken pattern matches, atom leaks from external input, process mailbox growth, missing supervision, migration/schema drift, fragile LiveView assigns, and tests that depend on global process state.