51 skills, generated four ways
Amp, Codex, Pi and OpenCode receive deterministic projections of the canonical Claude skills, including complete resource trees, non-Markdown files and executable modes.
Plausible Elixir is not idiomatic Phoenix. phxagents v3 gives Claude Code, Amp, Codex, Pi and OpenCode the same 51-skill field manual. Claude Code also gets the full 26-agent, hooks and orchestration layer.
The release is broader than renamed commands. Canonical skills are projected into native package shapes, core workflows are rewritten around each runtime’s tools, and unsupported Claude-only capabilities stay explicit.
Amp, Codex, Pi and OpenCode receive deterministic projections of the canonical Claude skills, including complete resource trees, non-Markdown files and executable modes.
Each keeps its real contract—artifacts, read-only review, user gates, resumable progress and verification—with optional native workers and a complete sequential fallback.
Claude Code remains the full plugin: 26 named agents, lifecycle hooks, permission settings, root instructions and its specialist fan-out.
New LiveView guidance treats phx-value-*, form and hook payloads as user-controlled. Exposed IDs are not flaws by themselves; every event must authorize against server-side state.
Generated targets never pretend Claude hooks or named agents are installed. Codex alone gains an optional, trust-gated destructive-command safeguard; other enforcement remains deferred.
/phx:learn-from-fix can now save package-specific lessons as native personal or project skills, with locked-version lookup and safe shadowing checks.
These are the workflows v3 explicitly adapts across every generated runtime. Other skills still ship as useful domain guidance, but may retain Claude-specific orchestration references.
Reproduce before fixing; review changed files without mutating them. Run independent tracks with native workers or sequentially.
Keep the canonical plan schema, scratchpad research, task checkboxes and resumable progress.md.
Preserve read-only triage, explicit mutation approval, bounded retries and the complete gated lifecycle.
Use direct mix xref, five health tracks, and native web or HTTP tools with local-source fallbacks.
Every edition ships the same canonical skill knowledge. Packaging, invocation, hooks, custom agents and MCP setup follow each runtime’s real capabilities—not a lowest-common-denominator promise.
Choose the runtime you already use. If hooks or multi-agent orchestration matter to your workflow, compare support first.