Publishing a PHP monorepo to Packagist with splitsh-lite
How waaseyaa went from a monorepo with 43 path-repository subpackages to individually installable Composer packages on Packagist using splitsh-lite.
How waaseyaa went from a monorepo with 43 path-repository subpackages to individually installable Composer packages on Packagist using splitsh-lite.
What ai-schema, ai-agent, ai-pipeline, and ai-vector enable in a PHP framework designed for AI from the ground up, and an honest look at what’s built versus what’s planned.
How in-memory implementations, a layered test strategy, and AI-assisted test generation keep a 48-package PHP monorepo testable.
How waaseyaa’s i18n package handles language negotiation and multilingual entities — built for an indigenous cultural platform where language isn’t a feature, it’s the point.
How waaseyaa migrated from a homegrown PdoDatabase to Doctrine DBAL across 67 commits — and how all three applications upgraded without breaking.
How Claude Code built 3 framework packages, scaffolded a full application, and got 12 pages rendering — all in a single session.
How waaseyaa’s JSON:API layer works — ResourceSerializer, SchemaPresenter, and how Tier 3 specs let a new session pick up mid-feature without re-explaining the whole contract.
How waaseyaa’s AccessPolicyInterface implements deny-unless-granted semantics with field-level access control — and how GitHub milestones kept it from scope-creeping.
How Claudriel’s temporal subsystem pins time per request, resolves timezones from context, and detects clock drift before it corrupts AI reasoning.
How waaseyaa’s EntityInterface, ContentEntityBase, and field system work — and how the entity-system specialist skill made cross-session development possible.