
Bradleygolden Claude Marketplace Elixir
- 176 repo stars
- Updated January 11, 2026
- bradleygolden/claude-marketplace-elixir
bradleygolden-claude-marketplace-elixir is a Claude Code plugin that ships a ten-plugin marketplace for Elixir quality, security, testing, and documentation workflows.
About
bradleygolden-claude-marketplace-elixir is a Claude Code plugin marketplace aimed at developers and small teams shipping on Elixir, OTP, and Phoenix. Instead of hunting individual skills for every quality gate, you install one bundle of ten plugins that align Claude Code with how Mix projects already run checks: Credo for consistency, Dialyzer for types, Sobelow and mix_audit for security, ExUnit for tests, and ExDoc for documentation generation. Pre-commit and hook-oriented entries help you automate before commits land, which matters when you are the only reviewer. The catalog description is marketplace-level, so treat each plugin’s upstream definition as the source of truth for exact commands and Mix aliases. It is strongest when your repo already uses standard Elixir tooling and you want agents to respect those boundaries rather than inventing ad hoc lint rules. Use it across Build for implementation and Ship for security and testing discipline on the same codebase.
- Curated Claude Marketplace bundle with 10 plugins tailored to Elixir and BEAM projects
- Coverage spans Credo, Dialyzer, Sobelow, mix_audit, ExUnit, ExDoc, formatting, and dependency checks
- Pre-commit and hook-oriented automation for code quality, compilation, and security scans
- Phoenix, Ash, OTP, and Mix ecosystem keywords for full-stack Elixir solo builders
- Static analysis, type-checking, linting, and vulnerability-scanning in one marketplace install
Bradleygolden Claude Marketplace Elixir by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 16, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 176 |
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| Last updated | January 11, 2026 |
| Repository | bradleygolden/claude-marketplace-elixir ↗ |
What it does
Install this Elixir-focused Claude marketplace to get ten plugins covering Mix, Credo, Dialyzer, Sobelow, ExUnit, ExDoc, and Phoenix-oriented quality gates in one bundle.
Who is it for?
Best when you're on Phoenix, Ash, or vanilla Mix apps and want a single Claude Code marketplace mirroring Elixir community quality and security tooling.
Skip if: Skip if you're not using Elixir or BEAM and need generic JavaScript or Python agent plugins only.
What you get
After registering the marketplace you get ten Elixir-focused plugins so Claude Code can run linting, audits, tests, and doc generation in line with your BEAM project habits.
- Access to 10 Elixir-oriented Claude Code plugins from one marketplace install
- Agent-assisted linting, type-checking, security scans, tests, and documentation aligned with Mix workflows
- Hook and pre-commit style automation options for Elixir code quality gates
By the numbers
- Marketplace bundles 10 plugins from repository bradleygolden/claude-marketplace-elixir
- Catalog metadata references 172 GitHub stars on the source repo
- Keyword surface includes Credo, Dialyzer, Sobelow, mix_audit, ExUnit, ExDoc, Phoenix, Ash, and pre-commit hooks
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How it compares
Curated ten-plugin Elixir marketplace, not a single generic development skill or an MCP server.
FAQ
Who is Bradleygolden Claude Marketplace Elixir for?
It is for Claude Code users building Elixir, OTP, or Phoenix applications who want bundled lint, security, test, and documentation plugins.
When should I use Bradleygolden Claude Marketplace Elixir?
Use it when starting or maintaining a Mix project and you want marketplace-native hooks for Credo, Dialyzer, Sobelow, ExUnit, and related checks.
How do I add Bradleygolden Claude Marketplace Elixir to my agent?
Add the marketplace plugin in Claude Code per bradleygolden/claude-marketplace-elixir instructions, enable the plugins you need, and ensure Mix, Erlang, and Elixir versions match each tool’s requirements.