phxquick

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Implement small Phoenix changes without planning — add validations, update routes, fix components, create migrations. Use for single-file edits under 50 lines.

Web & Frontend 384 stars 25 forks Updated 4 days ago MIT

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# Quick Mode Skip the planning ceremony. Get working code fast. ## Usage ```bash /phx:quick Add pagination to posts /phx:quick Fix the login redirect bug /phx:quick Add CSV export to reports ``` ## Arguments `$ARGUMENTS` = What to implement ## How It Differs | Normal Mode | Quick Mode | |-------------|------------| | Spawn research agents | No agents | | Create plan document | Mental model only | | Parallel review | Optional single review | | Multiple iterations | Single pass | ## Workflow 1. **Understand** - Read relevant files (max 3) 2. **Implement** - Write code directly 3. **Verify** - Quick compile check 4. **Done** - No ceremony ## Iron Laws 1. **NEVER skip verification** — run `mix compile --warnings-as-errors` after every change, even in quick mode 2. **DO NOT touch files outside the stated scope** — quick mode means minimal blast radius; if a fix requires changes across multiple domains, escalate to `/phx:plan` 3. **NEVER bypass security checks for speed** — auth, input validation, and XSS rules apply regardless of change size ## Rules in Quick Mode ### Still Enforced (Iron Laws) - ✓ No process without runtime reason - ✓ No DB in mount - ✓ Security basics (no SQL injection, etc.) - ✓ Run `mix format` ### Skipped - ✗ Parallel agent research - ✗ Written plan document - ✗ Multiple review passes - ✗ Documentation updates ## When to Use **Good for:** - Bug fixes with clear solution - Small features (<100 lines) - Refactoring with tests - Adding fields/...

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Author
oliver-kriska
Repository
oliver-kriska/claude-elixir-phoenix
Created
3 months ago
Last Updated
4 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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