Elixir Discipline FAQs

Question 1

What are the core verification gates included?

Accepted Answer

The skill includes mandatory checks for TDD enforcement, root-cause-only debugging, verification of command output, prevention of technical shortcuts (like ignoring Dialyzer warnings), and the total elimination of placeholder code or 'silent failure' patterns.

Question 2

How does this skill improve Elixir code quality?

Accepted Answer

By eliminating shortcuts and 'quick fixes,' the skill mandates Test-Driven Development (TDD), prevents the use of placeholder code, and requires the AI to verify execution output. This results in more stable, maintainable, and production-ready Elixir codebases.

Question 3

Does this skill work with the Phoenix framework?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Elixir Discipline is specifically designed for both core Elixir development and the Phoenix framework, ensuring that web-specific patterns and testing standards are strictly followed.

Question 4

What is the Elixir Discipline skill for Claude Code?

Accepted Answer

Elixir Discipline is a specialized capability for Claude Code that enforces a mandatory pre-response checklist for all Elixir and Phoenix development tasks. It ensures the AI follows strict quality gates, such as TDD and root-cause analysis, before delivering any code or advice.

Question 5

When should I use the Elixir Discipline skill?

Accepted Answer

You should use this skill at the beginning of any session involving Elixir or Phoenix development, bug fixing, or architecture planning. It is especially useful for complex projects where technical debt and silent failures must be avoided.

Elixir Discipline

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