AI agent skills and guidelines for Laravel — auto-discovered by Laravel Boost and synced to Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex and Junie. Includes Backpack for Laravel v6 and HyperPay (OPPWA).
osama-98/laravel-skills is a Laravel package for ai agent skills and guidelines for laravel — auto-discovered by laravel boost and synced to claude code, cursor, github copilot, codex and junie. includes backpack for laravel v6 and hyperpay (oppwa)..
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AI agent skills and guidelines for Laravel: one Composer package for Laravel Boost, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex and Junie.
Install · Available skills · How it works · Add a skill · FAQ
Laravel Skills is a growing, open-source library of AI agent skills and Laravel Boost guidelines for the Laravel ecosystem. Install it once with Composer, and Laravel Boost finds and syncs every skill to the AI coding assistants you use.
AI agents often guess API shapes, invent config keys, or fetch live docs in the middle of a task. That happens most with third-party Laravel packages and payment gateways that Boost's built-in search-docs index does not cover. Each skill in this repo is a focused, checked knowledge pack. It gives your agent the right patterns, the real API, and the known gotchas, and it only loads when the task needs it.
Goal: one place for Laravel AI skills. Admin panels, payment gateways, packages, tooling: if Laravel developers use it, it can have a skill here.
composer update.Requirements: PHP 8.2+, Laravel, and Laravel Boost 2.x (package skills were added in Boost 2).
composer require --dev osama-98/laravel-skills
php artisan boost:install
When boost:install asks for third-party packages, select osama-98/laravel-skills.
After upgrading the package, re-sync the skills:
composer update osama-98/laravel-skills
php artisan boost:update
[!IMPORTANT] The package must be a direct dependency of your app (in your own
composer.json). Boost ignores guidelines and skills from transitive dependencies.
| Topic | Skills (loaded on demand) | Guideline (always in context) |
|-------|---------------------------|-------------------------------|
| Backpack for Laravel v6 (admin panel) | backpack | backpack: only when backpack/crud is installed; adapts to backpack/pro and permissionmanager |
| HyperPay / OPPWA (payment gateway) | hyperpay | hyperpay: only once config/hyperpay.php exists |
More skills are on the way. Request a skill or add one yourself.
backpack: build Backpack CRUD admin panels end to end. Checked against the backpack/crud 6.8.17 source.
hyperpay: add HyperPay payments to a Laravel app, with an offline API reference so the agent doesn't need the live docs.
The package ships two kinds of content, and Laravel Boost installs both:
| | Guidelines | Skills |
|---|---|---|
| Location | resources/boost/guidelines/*.blade.php | resources/boost/skills/<name>/SKILL.md |
| When loaded | Always in the agent's context | Only when the task matches the skill's description |
| Purpose | Short, must-follow project rules | Deep reference material, examples and stubs |
| Conditional? | Yes: rendered with Blade, and empty output is skipped | No: all skills are installed (they cost nothing until used) |
So a project that doesn't use Backpack never gets Backpack rules in its context. The Backpack skill is still available if you add Backpack later.
resources/boost/
├── guidelines/
│ ├── backpack.blade.php
│ └── hyperpay.blade.php
└── skills/
├── backpack/ SKILL.md, references/, templates/
└── hyperpay/ SKILL.md, references/
Any agent that Laravel Boost supports, including:
Each skill is a plain folder with a SKILL.md file (the Agent Skills format). If you don't use Boost, copy the folder you need from resources/boost/skills/ into your agent's skills directory, for example .claude/skills/ for Claude Code.
Contributions are very welcome. The aim is to cover as much of the Laravel ecosystem as possible, so new skills for popular packages, services and tools are the most useful PRs.
Create the skill. Add resources/boost/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md with this frontmatter:
---
name: skill-name # must match the folder name
description: "What it does and when to use it. Name the package, classes, commands and keywords a developer would mention."
license: MIT
---
The description decides when agents load the skill, so make it rich in trigger words. Put long material in references/ and copy-ready code in templates/.
(Optional) Add a guideline for rules that must always be in context: resources/boost/guidelines/<topic>.blade.php. Wrap it so it only appears in projects that use the package:
@if ($assist->hasPackage('vendor/package'))
# Package name
...
@endif
Avoid *.blade.php inside skills. Boost renders every Blade file it copies. Keep example Blade code in .md or *.stub files.
Update this README. Add the skill to the Available skills table.
Open a pull request. After a release, users get it with composer update osama-98/laravel-skills && php artisan boost:update.
descriptionSKILL.md stays short; details live in references/A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file that teaches an AI agent how to do a specific task. Laravel Boost finds skills in installed Composer packages under resources/boost/skills and syncs them to your AI agents. The agent loads a skill only when the task matches its description.
Guidelines are always in the agent's context, so they are kept short and conditional. Skills are loaded on demand and can hold deep reference material.
No. It is documentation and agent guidance only. Install it as a --dev dependency.
No. Only the short skill description is visible until the agent decides to load the skill. Guidelines only render for packages your project actually uses.
Yes. Open an issue with the package name and what you want the agent to get right.
Laravel, HyperPay, OPPWA and Backpack are trademarks of their respective owners. This package is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
MIT. See LICENSE.
If Laravel Skills helps you, please ⭐ star the repo so other Laravel developers can find it.
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