Laravel Logic Map

Laravel Logic Map is a local-first Laravel package that maps how logic moves through your app — from routes to controllers, services, jobs, events, and persistence.

It provides humans and AI assistants with a deterministic, AST-powered single source of truth for architectural dependencies and execution flows.

Key Features

• Workflow Visualization: Interactive rendering of your Laravel application's true execution paths.
• Change Intelligence: Understand the exact Blast Radius (impact) and execution Trace of any class, method, or route.
• Deterministic AST Analysis: Uses nikic/php-parser to extract code structure without runtime performance hits.
• AI-Ready Documentation: Export your codebase logic into token-efficient llms.txt and Markdown Workflow Dossiers optimized for LLM consumption.

Installation

composer require dndark/laravel-logic-map --dev
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=logic-map-config
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=logic-map-full

Commands

php artisan logic-map:build          # Build graph snapshot
php artisan logic-map:analyze        # Re-run architectural analysis
php artisan logic-map:export-docs    # Export workflow dossiers & llms.txt context
php artisan logic-map:export-note    # Export a node's Impact/Trace report
php artisan logic-map:clear-cache    # Clear cached snapshots

Access the UI at: /logic-map

API Endpoints

• GET /logic-map/overview — Full graph
• GET /logic-map/subgraph/{id} — Node neighborhood
• GET /logic-map/impact/{id} — Impact blast radius (JSON)
• GET /logic-map/trace/{id} — Workflow trace traversal (JSON)
• GET /logic-map/reports/impact/{id} — HTML Impact Report UI
• GET /logic-map/reports/trace/{id} — HTML Trace Report UI
• And various JSON/CSV/Markdown export lines...

⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts

📊 View Modes

Laravel Logic Map provides 4 distinct semantic view modes to help answer different architectural questions:

1. Graph Mode (1): Full dependency map. Shows all nodes and all edges perfectly as parsed.
2. Flow Mode (2): Workflow paths. Hides utility classes/enums and drops messy edges (like simple model imports) to visualize how requests actually travel through code.
3. Risk Mode (3): Hotspot audit. Isolates the top 30% most coupled & complex nodes and expands their 1-hop context.
4. Zones Mode (4): Module overview. Aggregates all nodes into high-level logical "supernodes" per module. Double-click a zone to instantly isolate it and see its internal Flow.

Requirements

• PHP 8.2+
• Laravel 10 / 11 / 12

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License for more information.