Working AI Surfaces
Seven functional demo surfaces — ThreadStudio, PRD Studio, contact AI, and more — enabled out of the box.
EvoLayer Base
A fully working AI application layer for the official Laravel AI SDK.
Start from a working application: Laravel auth, typed routes, structured AI workflows, admin screens, ontology tooling, and local verification commands already wired together.
View on GitHubInstall
composer create-project xuple/evolayer-base-starter my-app- Laravel AI SDK
- React + Inertia
- Pest-first
- Packagist release
- GitHub CI
- MIT while 0.x
The split
Laravel AI gives you the SDK. EvoLayer Base gives you the application layer.
It turns agents, structured output, streaming, provider config, ontology, and React surfaces into a reproducible Laravel project you can run, inspect, resync, and eject from.
Application outcomes
What you get on day one.
Structured Streaming UI
Real-time token streaming mapped directly into your React components, not raw SSE plumbing.
Ontology-Backed Events
A compiled ontology gives the LLM↔frontend channel a strict, type-safe event vocabulary.
Provider-Ready Setup
Gemini and OpenAI are runtime-verified for ThreadStudio; the laravel/ai SDK reaches many more via one env switch.
Reproducible Install
A committed lock and an exact-pinned framework mean your setup never randomly drifts.
Managed / Ejectable Surfaces
Keep pristine examples updated via resync, or eject any surface to own the code entirely.
Agent-Ready Workflow
First-class Laravel Boost wiring for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Cursor.
Testable, not magical
AI features should be testable, not magical.
EvoLayer Base proves your AI logic works before you ship it. With Pest-first tests, runtime doctor checks, and a strict SSE vocabulary, you aren't guessing whether your agent's structured output will parse.
$ composer test$ php artisan evolayer:doctor --strict$ php artisan evolayer:ontology:compileReady to look under the hood?
Start in the README when you want to run it. Move to the docs when you want to understand, customize, update, or eject it. Managed surfaces stay updated via resync; eject any surface to own it outright.