Laravel
Build a Laravel feature
Scaffold a focused CRUD feature that follows an existing Laravel app’s conventions.
Use this kit ↗Curated task kits
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Laravel
Scaffold a focused CRUD feature that follows an existing Laravel app’s conventions.
Use this kit ↗Laravel · SQL
Plan a schema change, data impact, rollback path, and deployment order before writing code.
Use this kit ↗Laravel
Design an email flow with clear triggers and credentials kept out of source code.
Use this kit ↗PHP
Create an API client with timeouts, useful error handling, and environment-based credentials.
Use this kit ↗PHP · Laravel
Narrow down an error from the message and relevant source before proposing a minimal repair.
Use this kit ↗Any stack
Check supplied code for concrete access-control, input-handling, secret, and error-handling risks.
Use this kit ↗HTML · CSS
Turn a product brief into a semantic, mobile-friendly page with accessible controls.
Use this kit ↗HTML · CSS · JS
Create a form with clear labels, validation states, keyboard support, and useful error messages.
Use this kit ↗PHP · Laravel
Generate targeted tests from stated behavior, including edge cases and expected failures.
Use this kit ↗Any stack
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About these kits. They are curated starting briefs, not prebuilt or independently verified code. The Web Agent generates files for review; it does not execute generated code. Each kit shows its mode cost, and Atoms are used only when you run it.