ExSlop
A set of forty Credo checks that catch patterns common in AI-generated Elixir code but rare from experienced Elixir developers, such as blanket rescues, narrator-style comments and N+1 queries.
ExSlop is a Credo plugin adding checks for patterns that large language models tend to produce in Elixir code but that experienced Elixir developers avoid, including blanket rescue clauses, comments that narrate obvious code, anti-idiomatic use of Enum, try/rescue wrapped around functions that cannot raise, N+1 database queries, and GenServers used as nothing more than a key-value store.
Most checks avoid overlapping with Credo's own built-in checks, since Credo does not inspect documentation or comment content and does not catch Ecto-specific anti-patterns; a few checks intentionally overlap with existing Credo refactors so the plugin can also serve as a validation pipeline for generated code. Registering the plugin enables 31 high-signal checks by default, while noisier style and performance checks stay opt-in.
It installs as a Mix dependency and requires explicitly appending its checks to an existing enabled list if one is already configured.