Install phxagents v3.0.0
One canonical set of 51 Elixir & Phoenix skills, packaged for five AI coding runtimes. Claude Code installs the full plugin with 26 named agents and hooks; Amp, Codex, Pi and OpenCode install generated, runtime-native skill editions.
Choose your runtime
Compare capabilities →/phx:* A AmpGenerated Agent Skills · project-local or global skill: invoke CX CodexNative skills plugin · optional trust-gated safety hook $elixir-phoenix:* π PiNative Git skills package /skill:* OC OpenCodeGenerated skills via sparse Git checkout skill tool Claude Code — install the full plugin
Run these inside Claude Code, one at a time:
/plugin marketplace add oliver-kriska/claude-elixir-phoenix
/plugin install elixir-phoenix
A fresh v3 install automatically pulls the small ecto and lv compatibility namespaces that preserve /ecto:* and /lv:* commands. Run /reload-plugins in an open session before using the new skills, agents and hooks.
Updating from v2.x
Install the new command-compatibility dependencies before updating the main plugin:
claude plugin marketplace update oliver-kriska claude plugin install ecto@oliver-kriska claude plugin install lv@oliver-kriska claude plugin update elixir-phoenix@oliver-kriska
Restart Claude Code afterward. Confirm that /phx:help, /ecto:n1-check, and /lv:assigns appear before continuing work.
What gets installed
- Every runtime: all 51 canonical skills, complete bundled resources, and 9 fully adapted workflows.
- Claude Code: 26 specialist agents, lifecycle and enforcement hooks, root instructions, permissions, and full workflow orchestration.
- Amp, Codex, Pi, OpenCode: generated skill distributions with native names and invocation. Named Claude agents and its broad hook set are not silently emulated.
- Tidewave MCP: supported when your project and client already expose it; registration remains external to every edition.
After install
In Claude Code, run /phx:intro for a guided walkthrough. In another runtime, load phx-plan, phx-investigate, or phx-review with the native syntax shown in its install guide.
/phx:plan Add a unique constraint on the email column
Security & trust
The plugin runs skills, agents, and hooks inside Claude Code with your tool permissions — so it’s independently scanned with NVIDIA SkillSpector, a static security scanner for AI-agent skills. The scan runs with zero data egress.
- The baseline-aware repository scan passes after reviewed false-positive baselines. The current raw totals and every baseline decision live in SECURITY.md.
- Lower-scoring CAUTION components remain documented rather than being hidden behind baselines.
- The few higher-scoring components are documented false positives — a static scanner flags the safety-enforcing and security-auditing skills precisely because they name dangerous patterns in order to forbid or detect them (one flagged line literally reads
NEVER bypass security checks for speed). - No data exfiltration, read-only review agents (source edits disallowed), and auditable bash hooks.
Read the full report, line-by-line triage, and a reproduce-it-yourself command in SECURITY.md.