jido-action

You scaffold a new Elixir action by defining a Jido.Action module with explicit parameter validation and predictable output shapes. This ensures deterministic behavior and clear interfaces within the Jido ecosystem.

Validating parameters in a Jido.Action module requires applying precise input contracts to the action scaffold. This approach enforces explicit parameter validation and ensures deterministic behavior before execution.

Yes, you can turn Elixir action documentation into runnable examples. The skill transforms action docs into practical showcases and executable Elixir examples that demonstrate clear interfaces.

To review and refactor Elixir actions for composability, you evaluate existing Jido.Action modules against explicit input contracts and output shapes. This keeps actions small, transparent, and aligned with agent workflows.

No specific dependencies are required to use Jido.Action scaffolds. The skill operates independently to define and validate action modules with precise input contracts across Elixir projects.

You should not use a Jido.Action scaffold when your Elixir project requires implicit parameter handling or non-deterministic behavior. The scaffold enforces explicit parameter validation and deterministic output shapes.