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project-boost-laravel

Latest Version on Packagist GitHub Tests Action Status Total Downloads Laravel Boost

The Laravel-application member of the boost family. It sits next to laravel/boost in the same project. laravel/boost keeps doing what it already does — the MCP server, the Laravel docs API, its bundled Laravel skills — and this package takes over the agent-file fan-out, adding per-project filtering, remote skill sources, and origin tracing on top.

Documentation: https://sandermuller.github.io/boost-core/packages/project-boost-laravel/

You run laravel/boost and this package together. Neither replaces the other; the design assumes they are installed side by side.

What this adds on top of laravel/boost

Both tools write the same ten agents. What differs is the control you get over what reaches them.

laravel/boost alone With this package
MCP server, docs API, bundled Laravel skills Yes Unchanged
Tag filtering — withTags(). Ship inertia-vue-development only on Inertia projects
Remote skill sources — withRemoteSkills(). Pull GitHub-published .skill bundles
Vendor allowlist Automatic, from composer.json Explicit withAllowedVendors(), for collision control
Origin tracing — boost where, plus project-boost:where for the injected set
User-scope sync — boost sync --scope=user, for globally-installed CLI tools
Health check — boost doctor --check-versions

Install

laravel/boost and sandermuller/boost-core come in transitively. Do not require boost-core separately.

project-boost:install wraps boost:install --mcp, so laravel/boost writes its MCP client config exactly as it always does, then runs project-boost:sync for the fan-out. It detects a non-TTY shell, so CI and Docker need no extra flags.

[!WARNING] Running php artisan boost:install without --mcp fires laravel/boost's own guideline and skill writers, which then race this package over CLAUDE.md and the per-agent skill directories. Always go through project-boost:install.

Already have hand-edited agent files? Run php artisan project-boost:reconcile once before syncing. It captures your edits into .ai/guidelines/ and backs the files up, so the markerless wholesale sync never drops them.

Configuration

boost.php in the project root, or .config/boost.php:

Every BoostConfig method, the tag vocabulary, and the auto-sync hook are in the configuration guide.

Commands

Command Does
project-boost:install Wraps boost:install --mcp and runs the sync. The recommended entry point
project-boost:sync Discover, render, tag-filter, fan out. Run after composer install or a boost.php edit
project-boost:sync --dry-run Preview the full pipeline in check mode
project-boost:where The laravel/boost skills and guidelines this package injects, with ship / filtered / shadow status
project-boost:reconcile Capture laravel/boost-seeded guidance into .ai/guidelines/ before a sync would overwrite it

Documentation

Topic Page
What it adds, who owns which file, the architecture Overview
Install, first run, troubleshooting Install
boost.php, auto-sync, suppress_upstream_writers Configuration
The canonical command sequence and the data-loss seam Coexistence with laravel/boost
Tags, skill dependencies, remote skills, conventions Guide
Every command and exit code CLI reference

The semver-protected surface — the commands, the config keys, and the behaviour this package guarantees — is in PUBLIC_API.md. It exposes no @api PHP classes: the public contract is the commands and the config.

Testing

Pest suite: unit tests for discovery, version resolution, and the suppress-upstream listener, plus Testbench-backed feature tests for project-boost:install's TTY-versus-non-TTY branching.

.github/workflows/ci-smoke.yml runs the consumer install path end to end on every push and pull request. It creates a fresh laravel/laravel application, installs this package from the checkout, runs project-boost:install --no-sync --no-interaction and asserts .mcp.json lands with the laravel-boost server entry, then runs project-boost:sync and asserts no Blade directives leak into the rendered output.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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Requires php Version ^8.3
illuminate/contracts Version ^12.0||^13.0
illuminate/support Version ^12.0||^13.0
laravel/boost Version ^2.5
laravel/roster Version ^1.0
sandermuller/boost-core Version ^1.8.1
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