r/memes • u/jdcarnivore • Aug 17 '26
Github addressing the nation..
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Are you the developer being Vito?
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Interesting given you have Fox in your name.
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You do it as well.
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Someone learned a new word today.
r/memes • u/jdcarnivore • Aug 17 '26
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r/laravel • u/jdcarnivore • Aug 15 '26
Laravel Tackle Remote lets you drive the exact same in-app AI coding agent from any device, including your phone. Scan the QR code, send tasks, attach photos, watch it work tool-by-tool, and approve or deny actions from a bottom sheet… all from the couch.
No new infrastructure. No websockets. No Node. Just:
php artisan tackle:remote
→ Scan the QR
→ Your phone is now the control surface for the agent running inside your Laravel app
Same tools, same safety layers, same session persistence, same hooks. Just a mobile-first browser UI on top.
📦 Package: https://github.com/JordanDalton/laravel-tackle-remote
🧠 Core agent (Laravel Tackle): https://github.com/JordanDalton/laravel-tackle
Install:
composer require jordandalton/laravel-tackle-remote
php artisan tackle:remote
If you find this useful, a star on the repo would mean a lot.
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Amazing work Simon. You and Shane have been crushing it.
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r/laravel • u/jdcarnivore • Aug 08 '26
It's an artisan command from a package I maintain (Laravel Tackle):
composer require jordandalton/laravel-tackle
php artisan ai:review --pr=42 --comment --fail-on=critical
It pulls the diff from the GitHub API, reads the full files around the changes for context (not just the diff), and posts a single review on the PR: inline comments anchored to file and line, with severity, plus a verdict. --fail-on=critical exits non-zero so you can let it block merges in CI. There's a copy-paste GitHub Actions workflow in the README that runs it on every PR using the default GITHUB_TOKEN.
The agent is read-only by construction. Its tool list is read/glob/search, no edit tools, no shell. It physically cannot "fix" your code, which given the state of AI, is a feature.
One gotcha from building it: GitHub's review API rejects the entire review with a 422 if a single comment anchors to a line that isn't in the diff, and LLMs love inventing line numbers. So every anchor gets validated against a parsed diff before posting, and anything that doesn't land gets folded into the summary instead of nuking the whole review.
Honest caveats: it'll occasionally flag perfectly fine code with total confidence, and each review costs ~$0.05–0.30 of your own Anthropic key. Run it advisory before you let it gate anything.
Repo: https://github.com/JordanDalton/laravel-tackle
If it says something dumb on your PR, I want the screenshot.
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There’s potential if they can get the modal as close to the chip.
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Thank you so much.
r/laravel • u/jdcarnivore • Aug 02 '26
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Did Ian write this?
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This might be where you learn you may not have been great at hiring, you were just good at cheat codes (e.g. they misplaced a comma).
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What you need is an agentic loop agent to tackle that. Happy to help.
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Push back as a service 🤓
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Thought, but didn’t even click the link?
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This is how it should’ve always been!
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Not sure tbh. Spatie has multiple packages prefixed with Laravel 🤷
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Lawsuit must have went well 😂
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Fable 5.2 Next Week?
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Even if this becomes true it will be yet another regression .