boost-github-workflow v1.0 Released

What was released

boost-github-workflow is an opinionated set of Laravel Boost skills for AI-assisted Laravel development. It does not add runtime GitHub integration to an app. It gives coding agents workflow guidance while you are planning and building.

Version 1.0.0 is the first public release. The package is intended for Laravel projects that already use, or plan to use, Laravel Boost as part of their local development setup.

Why it exists

AI coding sessions can drift if the workflow is not written down. Ideas turn into half-scoped tasks. Issues get too large. Release checks happen too late, or not at all. This package tries to make that work more repeatable without pretending every project needs a heavy process.

The point is to keep the assistant moving through the same basic steps a developer would normally care about: capture the idea, scope the work, investigate before changing code, implement the issue, and check whether the release is actually ready.

What workflow it provides

The package supports workflows for capturing ideas, creating scoped issues, planning a roadmap, choosing the next issue, investigating issues, implementing issues and reviewing release readiness.

Those steps are deliberately ordinary. That is the useful part. The package is less about inventing a new way to use GitHub and more about giving AI-assisted work a shared path to follow.

How it fits into Laravel Boost

The package integrates with Laravel Boost's skills system, allowing its GitHub workflow guidance to be discovered by supported AI coding assistants. After installation, running Boost's update command makes the skills available in the project.

Install it as a development dependency:

composer require --dev hamforge/boost-github-workflow
php artisan boost:update