This one trait gives any Eloquent model a full MCP server:
use HasMcpTools;
Schemas auto-generated. Tenant scoping. Lifecycle hooks.
Built on laravel/mcp ^0.7
https://t.co/o2n9igWSKK
@taylorotwell
Laravel MCP is powerful, but exposing models to AI still means writing a lot of Tool classes.
So I built a missing layer:
→ Turn Eloquent models into MCP tools with one trait
Feels like API Resources — but for AI.
https://t.co/o2n9igWSKK
New milestone:
Published our first npm package.
@palactix/publisher-widget
Goal:
Make social publishing embeddable into any product.
Still early.
Now testing in the wild.
Today I finished designing Palactix’s logging infrastructure.
Not “console.log”.
Not basic request logs.
A real, structured, event-driven logging system:
• Correlated via trace_id
• API-level usage tracking
• Platform call observability
• Async queue-safe logging
• Payload isolation
• Ready for 100M+ rows
Every domain action now emits an event.
Events describe themselves.
A single listener logs everything.
Clean. Extensible. No controller pollution.
Most SaaS apps log to debug.
I’m logging to build infrastructure.
Most social media agencies don’t have a growth problem.
They have a cost-structure problem.
Hire more → bill increases
Add clients → bill increases
Grow revenue → margins shrink
Per-seat pricing = Growth Tax.
At 5 clients, it’s invisible.
At 25, it hurts.
At 50, you’re trapped.
Audit your stack.
Which tool gets more expensive when you succeed?
Agencies don’t fail when they hit 10 clients.
They bleed quietly.
More seats.
More tools.
More permissions.
Margins shrink and no one can explain why.
I wrote about the hidden cost of managing 10+ client accounts 👇
Growth shouldn’t feel like a penalty.
But for agencies, it often does.
More clients → more seats → higher SaaS bills → tighter margins.
I call this the Success Tax.
Here’s the math behind it 👇
https://t.co/GrRbUX5FvA
Hiring more Social Media Managers shouldn’t make your software vendor richer.
But if you’re paying per seat, you’re paying a “Success Tax.”
Here’s why high-growth agencies are moving from renting tools to owning their social infrastructure 🧵
Laravel's true magic isn't in syntax.
It's in the way it teaches you design patterns without naming them.
Use it long enough, and you'll start writing cleaner code everywhere, even outside PHP.
Today I mapped out the #OAuth flow design.
From Controller → Factory → Config → Connector → Tokens 🎯
Here’s the block diagram of how apps, channels & permissions interact.
Would you prefer a Factory-based connector setup or a more service-driven approach?
👨💻Built a full CLI Auth flow in Laravel 🔐
- Login with email/pass
- Token stored in session
- Log out with one command
- Smooth animations included ⚡️
Here’s the demo 🎥👇
Want the code? Comment “code”
#Laravel#PHP#DevTools
@geeksforgeeks Stop chasing the ‘DSA in 3 months’ myth.
It’s not about 1000 problems solved,
it’s about mastering patterns & learning to think in structures.