laravel:e2e-playwright

Use framework caches and value/query caching to reduce work; add tags, locks, and explicit invalidation strategies for correctness

Use first-party PHP attributes (Laravel 13+) for controllers, authorization, queue jobs, and models; declarative configuration colocated with code

Move validation and authorization into Form Requests; use rule objects, custom messages, and nested data handling to keep controllers slim

Safe database change patterns; when to modify vs add migrations; always pair models with migrations and factories; seeding guidance

Configure CSRF and origin-aware request forgery protection; PreventRequestForgery middleware (Laravel 13+) with token fallback and exclusions

Create effective debugging prompts—include error messages, stack traces, expected vs actual behavior, logs, and attempted solutions

Provide comprehensive context in prompts—files, errors, Laravel version, dependencies, and monorepo details—for accurate AI responses

Define clear relationships and load data efficiently; prevent N+1, use constraints, counts/sums, and pivot syncing safely

Build AI features with the first-party Laravel AI SDK (Laravel 13+); agents, embeddings, images, audio, and tool calling with provider-agnostic APIs

Use Laravel-specific vocabulary—Eloquent patterns, Form Requests, API resources, jobs/queues—to get idiomatic framework code

Request effective code reviews—specify focus areas, provide context, ask for architectural feedback, reference Laravel conventions

Define clear constraints—performance, security, testing, architecture, dependencies—so AI generates code that meets your project standards