AI assistant integration

The package ships an agent skill at resources/boost/skills/fluent-validation-rector/. It carries what an agent needs to drive the migration rather than guess at it: the set lists and what each contains, the rule architecture, and the cross-rector configuration semantics. That includes the silent-partial-config trap, where configuring an allowlist on one of the two rectors that read it leaves the other running empty, with no error.

With laravel/boost installed the skill is discovered from the installed package:

php artisan boost:install

Any Boost-compatible agent picks it up: Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot.

What it changes

Without the skill, an agent asked to "make rector treat my custom rule as fluent-compatible" typically writes one withConfiguredRule(...) call. That is a partial migration: SimplifyRuleWrappersRector then simplifies chains on the class while UpdateRulesReturnTypeDocblockRector quietly declines to narrow the docblocks that use it, or the reverse. The skill states the shared-instance pattern, so both calls come out of one AllowlistedFactories.

It also stops the two mistakes this documentation keeps repeating, because an agent reads the skill before it reads a page: that SIMPLIFY, POLISH and SCHEMA are separate passes rather than something to bundle into ALL, and that a bail is a designed outcome to read in the skip log, not a failure to work around.

Reading the docs directly

The published site also serves plain text for readers that are not browsers:

URL	Holds
/llms.txt	the index: the package's rules up front, then one line per page
/llms-full.txt	every page in reading order, in one fetch
any page URL plus .md	that page alone, without the HTML