Credo
The most widely adopted static code analysis tool in the Elixir community. It detects code style issues, potential bugs, and readability concerns by analyzing the AST (Abstract Syntax Tree). Check rules can be customized through a .credo.exs configuration file.
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The agent invokes the Credo inspection standards configured by the project itself, rather than a generic rule set.
Credo is the most mainstream static code analysis tool in the Elixir community, detecting code style issues, potential bugs, and readability pitfalls by analyzing the AST.
Credo allows teams to customize the strictness of inspection rules through the .credo.exs configuration file.
After starting the MCP server with one click in IntelliJ's Elixir tool window, Claude Code can use the IDE's code index, IEX interactive environment, Mix build tool, and Credo static analyzer.
The agent runs the project's own Credo configuration rather than generic rules, in order to remain consistent with the team's coding standards.
Credo is a widely used static code analysis tool in the Elixir community, and each project can maintain its own .credo.exs configuration file.
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The agent invokes the Credo inspection standards configured by the project itself, rather than a generic rule set.
50%UnverifiedCredo is the most mainstream static code analysis tool in the Elixir community, detecting code style issues, potential bugs, and readability pitfalls by analyzing the AST.
50%UnverifiedCredo allows teams to customize the strictness of inspection rules through the .credo.exs configuration file.
50%UnverifiedAfter starting the MCP server with one click in IntelliJ's Elixir tool window, Claude Code can use the IDE's code index, IEX interactive environment, Mix build tool, and Credo static analyzer.
50%UnverifiedThe agent runs the project's own Credo configuration rather than generic rules, in order to remain consistent with the team's coding standards.
50%UnverifiedCredo is a widely used static code analysis tool in the Elixir community, and each project can maintain its own .credo.exs configuration file.
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