Ahmad Khamdani
Community@rizalord · Malang, Indonesia
Laravel ecosystem development skills covering Pest testing, Tailwind CSS, Inertia React, Wayfinder routing, and convention inference for PHP applications.
Agent Skills by Ahmad Khamdani
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rizalordinfer-conventions
Detect Laravel codebase conventions and record them as path-scoped rules.
rizalordtailwindcss-development
Writes and fixes Tailwind CSS v4 utility classes in HTML templates.
rizalordpest-testing
Write and run Pest 5 tests for Laravel applications including browser and architecture tests.
rizalordwayfinder-development
Generates typed TypeScript functions for Laravel routes and controller actions.
rizalordlaravel-best-practices
Applies Laravel PHP best practices when writing, reviewing, or refactoring backend code.
rizalordinertia-react-development
Implements Inertia.js v3 React pages, forms, navigation, and client-side data features.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ahmad Khamdani
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with rizalord's Laravel skills?▼
You can write and refactor Laravel controllers, models, migrations, and Eloquent queries following best practices; run Pest tests with datasets and browser testing; build Tailwind-styled Blade interfaces; develop Inertia v3 React pages with forms and prefetching; and generate typed route functions via Wayfinder.
Who should use these Laravel development skills?▼
PHP developers and full-stack engineers building Laravel applications with modern frontends. They suit teams standardizing project conventions via .ai/rules, engineers converting PHPUnit to Pest, and developers wiring React, Vue, or Svelte frontends to Laravel backend routes.
How do the infer-conventions and Wayfinder skills work in practice?▼
infer-conventions sweeps roughly 49 Laravel convention dimensions, detects conflicting patterns, and records rules through the Boost record-rule MCP integration. Wayfinder generates typed functions from controllers via the wayfinder:generate command and Vite plugin, enabling tree-shakeable route calls from frontend code.
Are these Laravel skills free to use?▼
Yes. All six skills are released under the MIT license with author metadata attributed to Laravel, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution in personal and commercial projects without licensing fees.
What prerequisites are needed to use these skills?▼
A Laravel PHP project is required. Pest testing needs tests/Feature, tests/Unit, or tests/Browser directories; Tailwind skills apply to Blade, JSX, or Vue templates; Wayfinder requires the Vite plugin and @/actions or @/routes imports; Inertia skills require a React client-side setup.