The agent panel has always been a terminal, and still is for every agent. But for our own, 0.9.21 draws Elyra as a native chat panel — same binary underneath, headless over a structured protocol.
Fifty files changed and no idea where to start. e 0.9.7 and 0.9.8 move the review of agent-written code into the editor — risk-ranked files, diff-scoped safety checks, per-file revert, and a grouped commit plan that turns the changeset into a readable PR.
Why we built a full database workbench into the editor, and how it feels to use it. Staged edits, environment-aware safety rails, and a slow query turned into a migration in three clicks.
e 0.6.7 ships a real step debugger — breakpoints, a live call stack, and inspectable variables — built to feel like it was always part of the editor.
How e 0.6.5 closed the last gaps with Laravel Idea — and why reading your live database lets a from-scratch editor quietly step past it.
On the quiet gaps in a modern Laravel app — between PHP and JavaScript, between a class and its template, between "it worked in dev" and "why is this slow" — and how this release fills them.
There are three sources of truth in a Laravel app — your code, your migrations, and the live database — and they drift apart silently. e 0.6.3 is about seeing all three at once: an Eloquent relationship graph that flags missing foreign keys, a security lens on your routes, and a Pest test written straight from a replay.
On why I wrote my own editor, and how it came together — one small, stubborn piece at a time.