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M. Faisal Fahri

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Laravel ecosystem development skills covering PHP backend best practices, convention inference, Tailwind CSS styling, Inertia.js Vue clients, and test design.

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DomainDeveloper To...Laravel PHP Backen.. (40%)Frontend Styling &.. (20%)Inertia.js Vue Cli.. (15%)Test Design & Qual.. (15%)

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What tasks can I accomplish with F41541's Laravel skills?▼

You can write and refactor Laravel PHP code (controllers, models, migrations, form requests, jobs, policies), fix N+1 query issues, design Pest/PHPUnit tests, build Tailwind-styled responsive UIs, develop Inertia.js v3 Vue pages, and infer project conventions into shared .ai/rules files.

Who are these skills designed for?▼

PHP developers and full-stack engineers working in the Laravel ecosystem. They suit backend engineers handling Eloquent, queues, and security patterns, plus frontend developers building Blade, JSX, or Vue templates with Tailwind CSS and Inertia.js v3 client-side navigation.

How do the skills trigger during development?▼

Each skill activates contextually: tailwindcss-development fires on any 'tailwind' mention, inertia-vue-development on Vue pages or useForm usage, laravel-best-practices on any Laravel PHP writing or review, testing-best-practices on test design, and infer-conventions when standardizing project rules.

Are these skills free and open source?▼

Yes. All five skills are released under the MIT license with author metadata attributed to Laravel, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution in personal or commercial projects without licensing fees.

What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼

A Laravel PHP application context is required. Specific skills need Tailwind CSS v3/v4 templates, Inertia.js v3 with Vue, Pest or PHPUnit for testing, and the Boost record-rule MCP tool for persisting inferred conventions to .ai/rules.