dot-prompt
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Offers specialized engineering support for Elixir development, repository analysis, and structured technical documentation refinement.
Agent Skills by dot-prompt
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
dot-promptcode-examples
Search public GitHub repositories for real-world code examples via grep.app.
dot-promptmoai-lang-elixir
Build Elixir apps with Phoenix, LiveView, Ecto, and OTP patterns.
dot-promptgithub-content
Fetch GitHub issues, PRs, repository contents, and code via gh CLI.
dot-promptweb-design-guidelines
Review UI files against Web Interface Guidelines and output a compliance report.
dot-promptccpm
Convert a PRD into a technical epic and executable tasks.
dot-promptbrowser-automation-auth
Expose dev-only Phoenix endpoints for auto-login and session info.
dot-promptcode-cleanup
Delegate linting fixes, formatting, and bulk refactors across multiple files to an agent.
dot-promptelixir-desloper
Detect and refactor Elixir/Phoenix anti-patterns while preserving behavior.
dot-promptdocumentation-lookup
Locate library documentation by name and topic to deliver API references and examples.
dot-promptskill-creator
Automate creation, validation, and packaging of modular AI skills.
dot-promptelixir-anti-patterns
Detect Elixir anti-patterns and propose idiomatic refactors for codebases.
dot-promptprompt-architect
Map user prompts to prompting frameworks and output structured improvement plans.
dot-promptfrontend-anthropic
Design and implement production-grade frontend components with distinctive aesthetics.
Frequently Asked Questions About dot-prompt
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific development tasks does dot-prompt support?▼
Dot-prompt enables Elixir and Phoenix development, including Ecto integration and OTP pattern implementation. It supports repository content retrieval, bulk code refactoring, linting, and the detection of idiomatic anti-patterns. Additionally, it facilitates the conversion of product requirements into structured technical epics and validates UI designs against interface guidelines.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these capabilities?▼
Backend engineers specializing in Elixir and Phoenix, full-stack developers managing complex repositories, and technical leads responsible for PRD-to-task translation will find these capabilities most relevant. It is designed for teams requiring rigorous code quality enforcement and structured documentation lookup within their existing development environments.
What are the prerequisites for utilizing these development skills?▼
Users require an active environment configured for Elixir and Phoenix development, including access to GitHub repositories for content retrieval. The skills rely on standard repository structures and established web interface guidelines to perform compliance reporting and code refactoring tasks effectively.