All of my long-form thoughts on programming, leadership, product design, and more, collected in chronological order.
Laravel 13 ships with a first-party AI SDK. In the first episode of Ship AI with Laravel we install it, scaffold a support agent, and get it responding to customers in about 10 minutes. One agent class, a few attributes, and it talks back.
Laravel Boost v2.4.0 adds a security audit step to the add-skill command, a new laravel-best-practices skill, and an option to ignore skill updates.
OG Kit lets you define Open Graph image templates using standard HTML and CSS in your existing codebase, with a dedicated Laravel package available.
The Prism Workers AI package adds a Cloudflare Workers AI provider for Prism PHP and Laravel AI SDK, with support for text generation, embeddings, streaming, tool calling, and reasoning models.
A robust, configuration-driven ETL and data import framework for Laravel. Handles CSV/Excel streaming, queues, validation, and relationships.
Learn how to use MongoDB's multi-document ACID transactions in Laravel to ensure data consistency across collections when atomic operations aren't enough, with practical examples of handling rollbacks and failures.
Liminal is a browser-based IDE that runs PHP 8.4 in WebAssembly, letting you build and preview Laravel apps without a server or local installation.
Prompt Deck is a Laravel package that stores AI prompts as versioned markdown files on disk, with support for variable interpolation, A/B testing, and Laravel AI SDK integration.
NativePHP v3.1 just dropped. And it’s not a minor bump.
Laravel Prompts v0.3.15 introduces new primitives like task(), stream(), autocomplete(), dynamic select info, title(), and notify() for building modern CLI apps.