Laravel 13 · Inertia 3 · React 19 · TypeScript · shadcn/ui
Taneship runs on Inertia, React, TypeScript and shadcn/ui, rendered on the server. Business logic lives in actions, static analysis runs at its highest level, and architecture tests hold the structure in place: for you, and for your coding agents.
gh repo create my-app --template taneship/taneship --private --clonecd my-appcomposer setupcomposer devYou will read every file, then live with them for years. Three things usually go wrong.
Classes published into your application by a package, behavior driven by configuration, names that say nothing. You inherit decisions nobody explains.
A kit is clean on its first day. A few thousand lines later, many of them written by an agent, nothing holds the structure in place.
Paid Laravel kits are built on Livewire or Vue. With Inertia and React, you assemble billing, admin and marketing pages yourself.
Every rule is checked by a tool, before each commit and in CI. Review does not replace them, and no gate ever gets a baseline.
One business operation per class, in a flat app/ folder that follows Laravel’s conventions. No extra layers to learn.
Larastan at level 10, Rector and Pint on the PHP side. Oxlint, Oxfmt and the TypeScript type check on the React side.
Pest checks the layering, the naming, strict types, final classes and unused code. A drift fails the build.
AGENTS.md holds the rules of the project. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI and Junie read it.
Sign-up, email verification, password reset, two-factor authentication and passkeys, written in actions you can read and change.
Rendered on the server, in light and in dark mode, with no accessibility issue and no console message.
An action, and the architecture test that keeps every action that way.
app/Actions/RegisterUser.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Actions;
use App\Data\RegistrationData;
use App\Models\User;
use Illuminate\Auth\Events\Registered;
final readonly class RegisterUser
{
public function handle(RegistrationData $registration): User
{
$user = User::query()->create([
'name' => $registration->name,
'email' => $registration->email,
'password' => $registration->password,
]);
event(new Registered($user));
return $user;
}
}tests/Unit/Arch/ClassesTest.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
arch('actions are final and readonly, with handle as their only public method')
->expect('App\Actions')
->classes()
->toBeFinal()
->toBeReadonly()
->toHaveMethod('handle')
->not->toHavePublicMethodsBesides(['__construct', 'handle']);Taneship Free has every feature of Laravel’s official React starter kit. The difference is in how the code is written and checked.
| Criterion | Taneship Free | Laravel’s official React starter kit |
|---|---|---|
| Features | Every feature of the official kit | Authentication, two-factor authentication, passkeys, profile settings |
| Authentication code | Actions and controllers of your application | Laravel Fortify |
| Static analysis | Larastan level 10 | Larastan level 7 |
| Tests | Pest, with architecture tests and a 90% coverage gate | PHPUnit by default |
Compared on September 28, 2026, from the main branch of each repository.
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PHP 8.5, Composer and Node.js 24. No third-party key: the application runs on SQLite, the database queue and the log mailer. In production, it runs on SQLite, PostgreSQL or MySQL.
Yes. AGENTS.md holds the conventions of the project, and Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI and Junie read it. Laravel Boost gives agents an MCP server that reads the routes, the database schema and the logs. The quality gates then reject what breaks a rule, whoever wrote it.
Fortify publishes action classes into your application and drives behavior through configuration. In Taneship, authentication is written in actions and controllers that you read and change like the rest of your code.
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