Finally playing with Agentation, really awesome tool.
I'm very bullish on design tooling moving to the browser and augmenting your real UI.
https://t.co/xm74AFpAv2
Laravel AI SDK now supports sub-agents. 🤝
Return an agent from another agent’s tools() method and the parent agent can delegate focused tasks to it, just like any other tool.
Sub-agents can have their own instructions, tools, provider config, and isolated context.
https://t.co/knbCHkaPwp
The most dangerous thing you can do right now is NOT use the latest AI tools. Period.
Every day a new company is laying off thousands of people who don't know how to use the most modern AI tools
If I were in the 9-5 world right now, this is every step I'd take:
1. Download Codex and build your first app. Learn how to implement a front end and database. AI can teach you all of this
2. Download OpenClaw or Hermes agent. Tell the agent about your entire life. Career, goals, and ambitions. Ask it what workflows it can implement to get you closer to those goals
3. Get Claude Design. Keep an eye out on X for visual language and designs you like. Feed this inspiration into Claude Design and get comfortable designing beautiful interfaces
4. Get the ChatGPT Pro plan. Feed GPT 5.5 Pro your hardest problems. Burn as many tokens as humanly possible with this model
5. Constantly look at your limits in all your AI plans. If you're ever above 50% on your limits, get angry that you're not burning enough tokens.
6. Learn how to use Claude Code side by side with Codex. Learn both their strengths. These are the only 2 coding tools that matter. Master these and you're golden
If you do these 6 things you are in excellent position to not only be safe in your career, but also dominate those that don't pick up these skills.
If you didn't see last week, Laravel officially adopted @enunomaduro 's PAO package. That means the original package set up by Nuno is marked as abandoned and requires switching over in composer.json dependencies. 🙃
This is one of the reasons I use my composer-upgrade skill when I want to install or upgrade packages in a project. It does it with precision, in this case detecting the abandoned package, requiring the alternative without any effort on my part.
Then, to top it off, it bumps the composer.json file with what's in the lock 😎 so there are no accidental package regressions in the future.
Perfection.
If you’re working with Laravel and find yourself struggling to understand your app’s lifecycle or how your code connects, then Laravel Brain is built for you! 🧠✨
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👇 What feature would you love to see next?
Share it with any Laravel dev you know — and let them see their code like never before 😉🚀
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It can generate Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes from your Laravel app. Boarding passes, tickets, coupons, store cards, loyalty cards, all through a fluent builder.
Trust nobody's opinion on X (including mine)
All I've read for the past 24 hours is how horrible Opus 4.7 is
Been using it hardcore for the past day. It is far and away the greatest AI model I've ever used.
Don't listen to anybody. They're all bias. Just do your own testing
Handy trick for @filamentphp resource badges: use the Laravel flexible cache to stop hitting the database on every load. Shows the old count while the new one updates silently. ✨