In an Elixir 1.15+ Mix project, add this entry to the list in deps/0:
{:elixir_agent_kit, "~> 1.2", only: [:dev, :test], runtime: false}For Codex and Claude Code, add this entry to the keyword list in project/0:
elixir_agent_kit: [agents: [:codex, :claude, :generic], skills: :all]From the project root, run:
mix deps.get
mix agent_kit.install
mix agent_kit.check
When the check reports no changes needed, commit mix.exs, mix.lock and
the paths printed by the installer. Open a fresh agent session and ask it to
follow .elixir-agent-kit/START.md for a task in your project.
With no agent configuration, the default is :generic with all workflows.
To preview file changes, run mix agent_kit.install --dry-run before installing.
Keep the generated references in Git and leave deps/ out. On a fresh checkout,
run mix deps.get; CI can then run mix agent_kit.check to detect drift.
Update or switch from Git to Hex
Keep a single dependency entry. If migrating from Git, replace that entry with the Hex example above and keep your existing agent and workflow selection.
mix deps.update elixir_agent_kit
mix agent_kit.sync --dry-run
mix agent_kit.sync
mix agent_kit.check
Review the diff and commit the lockfile and generated changes together.
~> 1.2 allows releases from 1.2 up to (but excluding) 2.0. The lockfile
keeps ordinary installs reproducible; upgrading is an explicit dependency update.
Install from Git instead
If you need an exact Git release, use this entry instead of the Hex entry, then follow the same installation steps:
{:elixir_agent_kit, git: "https://github.com/sallaumen/elixir-agent-kit.git",
tag: "v1.2.2", only: [:dev, :test], runtime: false}