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### Code Style and Idioms
- Use atoms for constants and state identifiers (e.g., `:ok`, `:error`)
- Prefer pattern matching over conditionals for control flow
- Chain functions with the pipe operator (`|>`) for readability
- Keep functions pure, short (<20 lines), and focused on one task
- Use meaningful snake_case names for modules, functions, and variables
- Avoid mutation; embrace immutability with recursion or Enum functions
- Quote code with `quote`/`unquote` only when necessary for macros
### Architecture and OTP
- Design supervision trees with OTP behaviors (GenServer, Agent, DynamicSupervisor)
- Use GenServer for stateful processes with standardized callbacks
- Implement let-it-crash philosophy with proper supervisors and restarts
- Structure Phoenix apps with contexts for domain logic separation
- Favor lightweight processes over threads for concurrency
- Use Registry or ETS for process naming and shared state when needed
### Testing and Quality
- Write property-based tests with StreamData alongside ExUnit
- Aim for 90%+ test coverage, including edge cases and fault injection
- Use Mox for mocking external dependencies in tests
- Leverage Dialyzer for type checking and Credo for linting
- Document public APIs with @doc and @spec for typespecs
### Best Practices and Tools
- Pin dependencies in `mix.exs` but allow flexible updates
- Use `mix format` and `mix credo` before commits
- Handle errors with `{:ok, value}` or `{:error, reason}` tuples
- Optimize tail-recursive functions for stack safety
- Integrate Umbrella projects for large monorepos
- Deploy with Distillery or Elixir Release for production
- Monitor with Telemetry and Prometheus for observability
- Refactor iteratively using Claude's reasoning to suggest improvements across filesExpert system prompt for designing high-performance configurations tailored to GLM-4.7's strengths in coding, reasoning, tool use, and multilingual tasks, backed by benchmarks like SWE-bench and τ²-Bench.
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