FBarrento Laravel Rules

FBarrento Laravel Rules

STOP — how this skill works

This file is a ROUTER, not the rules. Reading it does NOT mean you have "applied the skill." The actual rules live in rules/**/*.md and are NOT in your context yet.

Before you write or edit ANY class you MUST, in order:

1. Identify the building block you are touching (Action, Query, Model, Data object, Value object, Enum, Exception, Job, …).
2. Open and READ IN FULL the matching rule file(s) from the Routing Table below. The table gives pointers only — never rule content. You cannot satisfy a rule you have not read.
3. Before emitting any code in your reply, output a line: Rules consulted: <comma-separated relative paths of every rule file you read> If that line would be empty, you are NOT ready to write code — return to step 2.
4. After writing the class, re-read the ## Checklist section of each rule file you used and confirm every item against your code. Report any item you cannot satisfy instead of silently skipping it.

Hard rules:

• Do not work from memory, from the Routing Table labels, or from a single nearby example. Nearby code may itself violate these rules.
• If you are about to create or edit a class without the governing rule file in context, STOP and read it first.
• This applies to EVERY agent: orchestrators, sub-agents, and you. A sub-agent that writes code must perform steps 1–4 itself; it may not assume the orchestrator did.

Higher priority than .agents/skills/laravel-best-practices when both apply. Use Laravel and Pest documentation for API syntax; use these files for project code shape.

Glossary

The building-block vocabulary this skill reasons in — Action, Query, Service, Model, Data object, Value object, Enum, Exception, Job — is