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Official publisherMCPNewly listed 2026-10-14
Laravel Boost MCP
by laravel · laravel/boost
Give a coding agent Laravel application context, database inspection and ecosystem documentation through Laravel’s official Boost development tools.
Install from the author’s instructions
Before connecting
- Use an existing Laravel application with Composer and PHP available.
- Install Boost as a development dependency from the application directory and run its agent setup.
Composer · development dependency
composer require laravel/boost --devSources: Official setup guide linked by the README · Checked 2026-10-14.
Install MCP configuration and agent guidelines
php artisan boost:installSources: Official setup guide linked by the README · Checked 2026-10-14.
The setup command generates MCP and agent resources for the agents you select. Boost can inspect the application and expose code-execution tools; use it in the development environment you intend to grant that access.
Sources: Author README · Official setup guide linked by the README · Checked 2026-10-14.
Tools and capabilities
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Application Info | Inspect application versions, packages, models and database engine. |
| Database Schema | Read the application database schema. |
| Documentation search | Search Laravel ecosystem documentation from the agent. |
Sources: Official setup guide linked by the README · Checked 2026-10-14.
Workflow examples
Suggested prompts for your own client. These are examples, not recorded tool executions.
Prompt 1
Inspect my Laravel application’s installed packages and database schema, then find the documentation relevant to a feature I describe.Prompt 2
Compare my route and model structure with the documented Laravel patterns and propose a focused development change.Sources and verification
Author README, linked first-party setup instructions and public repository metadata reviewed on 2026-10-14. No third-party package was installed, no MCP server was executed, and no hosted service was connected.
Recent activity refers to the repository push timestamp. It does not establish the product’s original release date. Stars are a dated snapshot of the entire repository.
- GitHub repository metadataVerified 2026-10-14
- Author READMEVerified 2026-10-14
- Official setup guide linked by the READMEVerified 2026-10-14