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Php coder

Skill event4u-app/agent-config/dist/agent-src/skills/php-coder

Writes or edits PHP code — controllers, classes, type hints, SOLID refactors, modern idioms — even without naming PHP. NOT for writing tests (use pest-testing) or explaining PHP concepts.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add event4u-app/agent-config --skill php-coder

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When to use

This skill applies to ALL code generation and editing tasks. Every other skill builds on top of this one.

Do NOT use when:

  • Only reading/reviewing code (use code-review skill)
  • Only running quality tools (use quality-tools skill)

Procedure: Before writing code

Step 0: Inspect project

  1. Read AGENTS.md and .github/copilot-instructions.md for project-specific rules.
  2. If working in a module (app/Modules/*/), check app/Modules/{Module}/agents/ for module docs.
  3. Look at neighboring files in the same directory — match the style.
  4. Read ./agents/ for project-specific architecture.
  5. Check ecs.php / rector.php (if they exist) — code accordingly.
  6. Read Makefile or Taskfile.yml for available build/test/quality targets.

Step 1: Detect project type

  • artisan exists → Laravel project (Pest, Modules if present)
  • No artisan + composer.json → Standalone PHP / Composer project
  • Check AGENTS.md and ./agents/ for conventions

Step 2: Apply conventions

→ See php-coding rule (always loaded) for PHP coding standards. → See guideline php/general.md for detailed PHP conventions. → See guideline php/controllers.md, php/eloquent.md, etc. for domain-specific conventions.

Step 3: Stop-gate — branching on a discriminator?

Before writing a second match/switch arm, a second if/elseif branch, or a second class hardcoded to one enum/string value (e.g. Provider::FOO->value, 'stripe', a case Type::CSV), STOP and run the Strategy sniff test.

Trigger keywords in the task or surrounding code:

  • enum/string used as a type-tag: Provider, Type, Channel, Format, Driver, Kind
  • repeated match ($x) / switch ($x) blocks on the same value
  • class names that bake a single enum case in: StripeImportService, CsvExporter, Ks21Job next to GeoCaptureJob with the same shape
  • allowlist constants: private const SUPPORTED_FOO = [Type::A, Type::B]

→ Run the sniff test in docs/guidelines/php/patterns/strategy.md. Two "yes" answers → propose Strategy + Registry before adding the new branch. Three "yes" → it is already overdue and the refactor is the change.

This gate fires per task, not per file — once you've passed the sniff test for a given discriminator, do not re-ask on the next branch.

Core principles

  • KISS — simplest solution that works. No over-engineering.
  • YAGNI — only build what's needed now.
  • DRY — extract shared logic. Don't abstract prematurely.
  • SOLID — single responsibility, depend on abstractions, small interfaces.

Validate

  • Run PHPStan on changed files — must pass at level 9.
  • Run affected tests — must pass.
  • Verify strict types, typed properties, return types on all new code.
  • Check that no dd(), var_dump(), print_r() remain.

Output format

  1. Code following project guidelines and existing patterns
  2. All downstream changes (callers, tests, imports) included

Gotcha

  • Don't introduce new patterns without being asked.
  • Don't refactor code you're not working on.
  • Use Math helper for ALL calculations — never raw PHP arithmetic.
  • MonitoringHelper::captureException() for Sentry reporting.

Do NOT

  • Do NOT use native arithmetic (+, -, *, /) for business calculations — use Math helper.
  • Do NOT refactor code you're not actively working on.
  • Do NOT use var_dump(), print_r(), dd() — disallowed by PHPStan.

Auto-trigger keywords

  • PHP coding
  • coding standards
  • SOLID
  • clean code
  • best practices

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