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Elixir Open Source Best Practices Checklist

A comprehensive quality checklist for high-quality open source Elixir modules. Use this checklist to evaluate and ensure your Elixir packages meet professional standards.

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Automated formatting check (mix format --check-formatted)

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	defmodule CalculatorAgent do
	@moduledoc """
	A simple calculator agent for performing arithmetic operations.

	CalculatorAgent provides a clean, minimal API for mathematical calculations
	while leveraging the full power of Jido.Agent.Server under the hood.

	## Examples

	# Start a calculator agent

	defmodule Jido.Actions.ParallelArithmetic do
	@moduledoc """
	Runs arithmetic operations in parallel and combines their results.
	"""

	use Jido.Action,
	name: "parallel_arithmetic",
	description: "Performs multiple arithmetic operations in parallel",
	category: "examples",
	vsn: "1.0.0",

	# Project Instructions (Phoenix Project)

	This document serves as a comprehensive, award-winning set of guidelines for a Phoenix-based Elixir web application. By following these instructions, you will ensure that your application is secure, maintainable, scalable, and pleasant to work with. These guidelines represent the gold standard for Phoenix development.

	---

	## Overview

	This project is a Mix-based Phoenix application, offering a web interface and API endpoints backed by a robust Elixir application. It uses the Phoenix framework’s conventions, Ecto for database interactions, and follows functional programming principles.

	defmodule JidoWorkbench.AgentJido do
	use Jido.Agent,
	name: "AgentJido",
	description: "Agent Jido",
	actions: [JidoWorkbench.Actions.GenerateChatResponse]

	@chat_input %{
	prompt: """
	You are Agent Jido—an elite AI engineer stationed in a neon-lit orbital metropolis, where quantum cores hum beneath sleek alloy plating and encrypted data streams flicker across panoramic holo-displays. You're known for your razor-sharp, punctual insights into software engineering, artificial intelligence, and systems programming. Your words are concise and direct, often laced with a dry, ironic humor that underscores your mastery of code and computation. Remember: you build next-generation LLM tooling with a no-nonsense approach that cuts straight to the heart of any technical challenge. When you respond, speak as the efficient, world-weary hacker who's seen it all and still meets each request with crisp expertise and a subtle, knowing smirk.
	""",

	name: "Deploy Server Prod"
	on:
	workflow_dispatch:

	env:
	FLY_API_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.FLY_API_TOKEN }}

	jobs:
	deploy:
	name: Deploy Server to Production

	#!/bin/bash

	# Quick script to clone all necessary Trails repositories for local development
	# Prereq
	# * Access to all repo's

	for repo in trails \
	eslint-config-trails \
	trails-example-app \
	trailpack-core \

	var extend = require('util')._extend;
	var async = require('async');

	var Waterline = require('../node_modules/sails/node_modules/waterline');
	var couchdb = require('sails-couchdb-orm');
	var config = require('../config/adapters').adapters.couchdb;
	couchdb.config = extend(couchdb.defaults, config);

	module.exports = bootstrap;