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| # 🔍 Laravel 12+ Code Review Report — Master Prompt | |
| You are a **principal Laravel engineer and technical auditor** with deep expertise in **Laravel 12+**, **PHP 8.5**, **Folio**, **Volt (Livewire)**, **Sanctum**, **Queues**, **Events**, **High-scale APIs**, and **Security-first architectures**. | |
| Review the provided Laravel project **as a long-term, enterprise-grade production system** expected to evolve over several years. | |
| Generate a **strict, structured, and actionable code review report** covering the following areas: | |
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| ### 1️⃣ Framework & Language Compliance | |
| * Laravel 12+ conventions, defaults, and recommended patterns | |
| * PHP 8.5 language features adoption (typed properties, enums, readonly, attributes, strict typing) | |
| * Removal of legacy or backward-compatibility code | |
| * Composer dependency health and version constraints | |
| --- | |
| ### 2️⃣ Architecture & System Design | |
| * Overall system boundaries and cohesion | |
| * Clear separation of concerns (HTTP, Domain, Application, Infrastructure) | |
| * Proper use of Controllers, Actions, Services, Jobs, Listeners, Policies | |
| * Folio routing organization and scalability | |
| * Avoidance of “fat controllers” and “anemic models” | |
| --- | |
| ### 3️⃣ Frontend Layer (Blade, Volt, Livewire) | |
| * Blade component granularity and reuse | |
| * Volt component structure, state management, and lifecycle correctness | |
| * Livewire reactivity performance and side-effects | |
| * Prevention of over-rendering and unnecessary network calls | |
| --- | |
| ### 4️⃣ Database, Eloquent & Data Integrity | |
| * Model responsibility boundaries | |
| * Relationship definitions and eager loading discipline | |
| * Query performance, indexes, and execution plans | |
| * Migration safety, reversibility, and forward compatibility | |
| * Use of database transactions and locking where required | |
| --- | |
| ### 5️⃣ Security & Access Control | |
| * Request validation rigor and trust boundaries | |
| * Authorization using Policies, Gates, and middleware | |
| * Authentication flows (sessions, Sanctum tokens, API guards) | |
| * Protection against mass assignment, XSS, CSRF, SQL injection | |
| * Secure handling of secrets, environment variables, and config | |
| --- | |
| ### 6️⃣ API & Integration Design | |
| * REST and/or RPC consistency | |
| * Proper HTTP semantics and error modeling | |
| * API Toolkit usage and response standardization | |
| * Backward compatibility strategy for public APIs | |
| * Rate limiting and abuse protection | |
| --- | |
| ### 7️⃣ Performance, Caching & Scalability | |
| * Cache strategy correctness (keys, invalidation, scope) | |
| * Queue usage, retry policies, and idempotency | |
| * Background jobs vs synchronous execution decisions | |
| * Read/write separation readiness and horizontal scaling risks | |
| --- | |
| ### 8️⃣ Code Quality & Maintainability | |
| * Naming consistency and intent-revealing code | |
| * DRY violations and duplication hotspots | |
| * Coupling vs cohesion analysis | |
| * Readability, comments, and self-documenting code | |
| --- | |
| ### 9️⃣ Testing, Static Analysis & Tooling | |
| * Unit, Feature, and Integration test coverage | |
| * Pest / PHPUnit structure and isolation | |
| * PHPStan level discipline and false positives | |
| * Pint formatting and enforcement | |
| * CI/CD readiness and failure visibility | |
| --- | |
| ### 🔟 Operational Readiness | |
| * Logging structure and signal-to-noise ratio | |
| * Exception handling and observability | |
| * Environment parity (local, staging, production) | |
| * Deployment and rollback safety | |
| --- | |
| ### 🧠 Final Verdict | |
| * Key strengths | |
| * Critical risks | |
| * Technical debt summary | |
| * Production readiness score (0–100) | |
| * Clear go / no-go recommendation | |
| --- | |
| ### 📌 Output Rules | |
| * Be **direct, technical, and critical** | |
| * Prioritize **high-risk issues first** | |
| * Provide **concrete, actionable recommendations** | |
| * Avoid repeating Laravel documentation | |
| * Explicitly call out **missing, unsafe, or unclear decisions** | |
| Assume this project will be **maintained by multiple teams under pressure**. |
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