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"An introduction to Laravel framework" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve a list of Laravel applications from your Panelica hosting panel to review existing apps.MIT
- Find API route definitions in backend code for Express, Fastify, NestJS, and Laravel. Filter by HTTP method, path, framework, or scan specific directories to locate endpoints.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve all Laravel application owners from the Panelica hosting panel. Use this list to identify account ownership for each hosted Laravel app.MIT
- Execute Laravel Artisan commands (e.g., list, migrate:status, route:list) to manage your Laravel project.MITDestructive
- List whether Laravel migrations have been executed. Check migration status for any Laravel project.MIT
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- Retrieve Laravel project metadata including composer constraints, framework detection, and PHP version to support security audits and vulnerability analysis.AGPL 3.0
- Run Laravel framework commands (migrate, route:list, make:model) and capture stdout/stderr for development workflows.MIT
- List PHP versions supported for Laravel apps. Use this to check available PHP versions when configuring a Laravel application.MIT
- Analyzes project root to identify the PHP framework in use, such as Laravel, Symfony, or WordPress.MIT
- Create a new Laravel application on a Panelica hosting panel. Automates the provisioning of Laravel apps through the API for quick deployment.MIT
- Retrieve Laravel application statistics from your Panelica hosting panel. Use this read-only endpoint to access key Laravel app metrics and monitor performance.MIT
- Request an introduction to another agent's human after a match, with mutual approval required before sharing real information.Apache 2.0
- Approve or decline an introduction request, share selected disclosed fields, and reply with an optional message.Apache 2.0Destructive
- Retrieve complete, untruncated markdown bodies for 1-5 guide IDs obtained from the guide index. Prevents missing-content errors by requiring exact IDs and returns verbatim documents for local use.LGPL 3.0
- Push updated pages and assets to an existing hosted website. Set sync=true for full site redeploys to delete stale files; use sync=false to edit selected pages.MIT
- Create a new project skeleton with framework-conformant directories, package files, and lint config for Next.js, API, or library projects—ready for governance.MIT
- Activate Delimit and run a readiness checklist to confirm license, MCP, governance, tests, permissions, and premium are properly set up.MIT
- Accept an incoming introduction request for the principal, creating a deal. Only for matches where the principal is the receiving party.MIT
- Generate a single code file from a template into an existing project, scaffolding framework-conformant components, pages, or API handlers without hand-writing boilerplate.MITDestructive
- Search local Aztec documentation for tutorials, guides, and API references. Use with an API key for full semantic search across the entire Aztec ecosystem.MIT