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Launched LaraPlugins MCP Server today
I built LaraPlugins, a health directory for Laravel packages. It tracks over 50,000 packages and scores them on maintenance, version compatibility, and community signals.
The idea is to empower developers pick dependencies they can trust.
Today I launched the MCP server on PHt. It lets AI agents search the directory from their tool of choice and only recommend verified, healthy packages. No more hallucinated or outdated dependencies.
I am not great at marketing and did not prepare much for this launch. But I think the tool is genuinely useful for the Laravel community, especially if you use AI assistants for development work.
If you have a moment to check it out, I would really appreciate it.
u/HolyPad — 11 days ago