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View all toolsOpen-source Composer package for Laravel 12/13 and Livewire 3.6+/4: a configurable multi-step form with validation, a review step and a controlled submission hook.
Laravel teams integrating multi-step forms without handing application persistence to a package.
Composer package that prevents Laravel from using stale configuration or route cache after an FTP or shared-hosting deployment.
Laravel teams that use config or route cache but do not always have SSH, exec or reliable deployment hooks.
Static analysis tool that checks Laravel code for side effects that can escape a database rollback.
Laravel teams that use database transactions and want to keep jobs, events, mail, notifications, HTTP calls and other external side effects safely aligned with commits and validated across their delivery workflow.
Composer package that automatically checks Laravel projects during development for missing, unused, duplicate or inconsistent environment keys and unsafe env() usage.
Laravel teams that want to catch environment drift and configuration-cache problems early without logging secret values or relying on a separate audit command.
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