gleam

Add and configure package dependencies for Gleam projects.

Build the Gleam project and handle compilation errors.

Format Gleam code according to official style guidelines.

Create a Lustre UI component following idiomatic patterns from lustre_ui.

Create a new page module following idiomatic Model-Update-View patterns.

Create a new Gleam project with best practices and proper structure.

Create a supervisor for fault-tolerant concurrent applications.

Run tests with appropriate configuration and error handling.

Add a new web endpoint to a Wisp application following official Wisp patterns.

Specialized agent for planning and designing Gleam application architecture.

Specialized agent for designing and implementing Gleam OTP applications.

Specialized agent for writing comprehensive tests for Gleam code.

Specialized agent for building web applications with Gleam.

Guides Claude through deploying Gleam applications to production on Fly.io, Docker, or other platforms. Use when setting up deployment pipelines, configuring environments, or troubleshooting production issues.

Guides Claude through integrating Gleam with Erlang and Elixir code using FFI, external functions, and BEAM libraries. Use when building for Erlang target, calling Erlang libraries, or integrating with existing BEAM systems.

Guides Claude through integrating Gleam with JavaScript code using FFI, external functions, and NPM packages. Use when building for JavaScript target, using browser APIs, or wrapping JS libraries.

Guides Claude through idiomatic Lustre frontend development. Use when building SPAs, UI components, or interactive applications. Based on lustre_ui patterns from the official Lustre team.

Guides Claude through building concurrent, fault-tolerant applications with Gleam OTP. Use when creating actors, supervision trees, or building distributed BEAM applications.

Guides Claude through creating and publishing Gleam packages to Hex.pm. Use when developing libraries, writing documentation, or preparing packages for publication.

Guides Claude through testing Gleam applications with gleeunit. Use when writing unit tests, integration tests, or property-based tests. Always use let assert, NOT deprecated should module.

Guides Claude through Gleam backend web development with Wisp and Mist. Use for REST APIs, web services, and server-side rendering. For frontend/SPA development with Lustre, use the gleam-lustre-development skill instead.