Board Position
#14 · AI coding still leads, while agent products are starting to break out.
awesome-laravel-ai is currently ranked #14 on the Momentum board. First time on the board. Active window: 24h.
Score72
Confidence78%
Surge+9%
Sourcesgithub
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Tool Detail
awesome-laravel-ai
AI Coding
awesome-laravel-ai
Every actively maintained Laravel AI package, with star counts and install figures that refresh themselves daily instead of rotting.
AI CodingGitHubaiai-agentsawesomegithub
awesome-laravel-ai appears on 2 boards right now, with the primary position at #14 on Momentum.
This signal is supported by GitHub, spanning 1 source directions.
The system has tracked this tool for 1 runs, first seen Oct 14, 12:03 and most recently updated Oct 14, 12:03.
Score72
Weekly growth+9%
Confidence78%
Primary statusMomentum #14
NEW · First time on the board
Discovery statusWatchlist
Pool score 73, based on 1 contributing sources.
Tracked runs1
First seen Oct 14, 12:03, last updated Oct 14, 12:03.
Source coverage1
GitHub
7-day score trend
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Signal summary
awesome-laravel-ai appears on 2 boards right now, with the primary position at #14 on Momentum.
This signal is supported by GitHub, spanning 1 source directions.
The system has tracked this tool for 1 runs, first seen Oct 14, 12:03 and most recently updated Oct 14, 12:03.
Discovery assessment
Discovery originPrimary provider
1 sources contributed to the candidate judgement.
Candidate typeMixed / needs review
Currently in the Watchlist stage.
Quality score68
Higher scores usually indicate a real product rather than editorial or noisy content.
Manual ruleAutomatic
No manual rule is active, so the system judgement is still automatic.
Text looks more like editorial or media copy: dailyIncludes product-like sources
Board footprint
Momentum#14
NEWFirst time on the board
Score 72Confidence 78%Surge +9%
Newcomers#12
NEWFirst time on the board
Score 72Confidence 78%Surge +9%
Why it matters now
- GitHub is showing a clear upward signal and is worth adding to the watchlist first.
- Current category: AI Coding. A good fit for the watchlist.
- Current board score: 72. A useful starting point for the next round of real-data validation.
What could make it noisy
- The signal still mainly comes from a single source, so more cross-validation is recommended.
- This is still a short-window snapshot and lacks longer-term real history.
Source timeline
2026-10-14 12:02
Stars 0 / Forks 0 / Watchers 0 / Issues 0 / Active 0d
Source page evidence
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Raw signals
GitHubNewcomers #12
Oct 14, 12:03Every actively maintained Laravel AI package, with star counts and install figures that refresh themselves daily instead of rotting.
GitHubaiai-agents
GitHubMomentum #14
Oct 14, 12:03Every actively maintained Laravel AI package, with star counts and install figures that refresh themselves daily instead of rotting.
GitHubaiai-agents
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