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if you use Laravel, I wrote github.com/iambateman/speedrun to help get good results. You type /feature [[description of feature]] and it takes it from there. T
by iambateman 1y ago
if you use Laravel, I wrote github.com/iambateman/speedrun to help get good results. You type /feature [[description of feature]] and it takes it from there.
The system helps you build out a spec first, then uses a few subagents which are tuned for placing files, reviewing for best practice, etc.
I've been using it for about a week and about 70% of my Claude Code usage runs through /feature right now.
The nice thing is you can give it a _lot_ of requests and let it run for 10-15 minutes without interruption. Plus, it makes a set of planning documents before it implements, so you can see exactly what it thought it was changing.
- wriggler 1y agoUsing this now - works brilliantly! What makes it Laravel specific? Would also love to use this with a React Native app I'm struggling to build.
- iambateman 1y agoOh cool! Let me know if there’s any changes that would be helpful. Some of the language is geared toward a Laravel project and it’s a composer package but the ideas are pretty general. I bet it could be generalized!
- wriggler 1y agoThis wrote a complete Laravel feature for me from start to finish almost perfectly, better than any other approach I have tried (e.g. TaskMaster). Amazing job. I need to take the time to see what the Laravel side of this is so perhaps I can adapt for my RN app too.