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Laravel artisans, working in the open
Koamishin is a growing collective of Laravel artisans. Here is what that means, how we work in public, and why every repository is free to fork.
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Notes from the workshop
Deep dives on the systems we publish, the reasoning behind our defaults, and how a growing collective of Laravel artisans works in the open.
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Laravel artisans, working in the open
Koamishin is a growing collective of Laravel artisans. Here is what that means, how we work in public, and why every repository is free to fork.
Koamishin quickstart in two minutes
Clone any Koamishin system, install dependencies, migrate the database, and boot the app. The exact commands we run internally.
How OpenSinop prevents agentic financial drift
The three-stage architecture behind our Circle Agent × Arc entry: read-only AI scanning, a deterministic PHP policy gate, and on-chain USDC settlement.
The shelf: seven open-source Laravel systems
A tour of everything published under the @koamishin organization — starter kits, institutional platforms, and operational tools, all free to fork.
Inside the collective: how Koamishin works
A small, global, remote team of engineers and designers who publish what they build so the wider community can pick up the tools.
Stories: what happens when you build on Koamishin
Three accounts from teams shipping on our starter kits and platforms — and the practical advice they gave us about what makes a template work.
Five Laravel starter kit decisions that pay for themselves
Wayfinder, Octane, Fortify, Pest, and CI templates — the choices baked into KoamiStarterKit, and the cost of not making them.