Delegate Laravel domain work to actions via jobs and listeners.
npx skills add https://github.com/Sivanwol/sabo-platfom --skill laravel-jobs-sivanwol
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: laravel-jobs Source: https://github.com/Sivanwol/sabo-platfom/tree/main/.ai/skills/laravel-jobs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Sivanwol/sabo-platfom --skill laravel-jobs-sivanwol
Background jobs and event listeners in Laravel are often tempted to merge domain logic with infrastructure code. This Skill promotes moving business rules into Actions and using Jobs and Listeners as thin delegators.
Create your domain work in an Action and dispatch it from a Job or Listener to run asynchronously.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Use Laravel jobs and listeners as thin delegators that pass execution to dedicated Actions, isolating domain logic from infrastructure code to maintain clean background processing workflows.
Yes, you can configure retries, timeouts, and unique constraints for Laravel actions by defining queue settings on the delegating Jobs that orchestrate the asynchronous domain work.
The best way to structure event-driven workflows in Laravel is using Listeners to react to events and delegate orchestration to Actions, keeping domain logic separate and enabling delayed tasks.
Use Laravel actions instead of putting code directly in jobs when you need to separate domain logic from orchestration, enable thin delegation, and support complex asynchronous workflows with retries.
Dispatch Laravel actions asynchronously by creating the domain work in an Action and dispatching it from a Job or Listener, allowing the queue to handle background processing and delayed tasks.
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