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Announced at Laracon US 2026, Laravel Cloud managed queues now scale worker capacity to zero when idle, so an empty queue no longer costs anything.

Taylor Otwell demoed CPX 2.0 at Laracon US 2026 — now a first-party laravel/cpx package that runs any Composer package without adding it to your project.

Announced at Laracon US 2026, the new artisan doctor command checks your APP_KEY, PHP version, extensions, and env config in one pass.

Pint 1.30.0 adds a --blade flag that formats .blade.php files through Prettier, alongside fixes for --diff and --quiet.

The Laravel AI SDK's new HITL API lets you pause an agent before a sensitive tool call so a person can approve, deny, or edit it.

Laravel Cloud can now deploy a Next.js or Nuxt frontend from the same repository as your Laravel backend, on one bill.

Taylor Otwell announced Laravel LSP at Laracon US 2026 - Laravel-aware completions, hovers, and diagnostics for any editor that speaks the Language Server Protocol.

The official Chrome DevTools panel for Inertia.js no longer requires an unpacked GitHub install, and it now records props, routes, and client-side visits.

A community package wraps the Laravel AI SDK with reusable task classes, three execution modes, cost tracking, and a built-in dashboard.

Mago hit its 1.0.0 stable release after more than a thousand commits and dozens of betas, and early benchmarks against Laravel projects are striking.

A new grant-funded team at the PHP Foundation is scanning the most-downloaded Composer packages for vulnerabilities using AI-assisted tooling.

Laravel 13.22.0 landed with QueueFake testing helpers, fewer cache hits when debouncing, and internal Stringable adoption.