Who contributed to Laravel on May 28, 2026?

8 developers shipped this update, including pushpak1300, willrowe, fritzfr, GrahamCampbell, Button99, jackbayliss, tonysm, and taylorotwell.

What were the notable Laravel updates?

Add MCP client tool listing and calling, [13.x] Allow Http Client to be used as PSR Client, and Requests for Email & Password Change.

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LARAVEL'S MCP CLIENT NOW DISCOVERS AND INVOKES REMOTE TOOLS

By RepoJournal · Filed 06:00 UTC on May 28, 2026 · About Laravel

8 people shipped this

pushpak1300 @pushpak1300 1 cited

willrowe @willrowe 1 cited

fritzfr @fritzfr 1 cited

GrahamCampbell @GrahamCampbell 1 cited

Button99 @Button99 1 cited

jackbayliss @jackbayliss 1 cited

tonysm @tonysm 1 cited

taylorotwell @taylorotwell 1 cited

Laravel's Model Context Protocol client went from connection-only to fully functional overnight, letting you list and call tools exposed by any MCP server.

The MCP client [1] shipped tool discovery and invocation on top of the stdio transport foundation that landed last week. You can now list a server's tools with auto-pagination and invoke them directly from your Laravel application, opening the door to AI-native integrations that actually talk back. Meanwhile, the framework's HTTP client [2] now works as a PSR-7 compliant client, meaning you can drop it into any package expecting `ClientInterface` and get full middleware support including request logging. The WorkOS starterkit [3] added password and email change request helpers, giving you the scaffolding to let users manage their own auth without custom plumbing. Three fixes landed for 13.x: the image validation ratio checks [5] had inverted comparison operators that silently failed correct images, the HTTP client [4] now normalizes header values to avoid deprecation warnings from guzzlehttp/psr7 3.0, and the scheduler [6] lets you opt out of cache checks independently for servers running high-frequency tasks. The installer [7] gained a `--no-node` flag for Starter Kits that don't need Node, and laravel/ai reverted [8] a problematic model attribute change that was breaking failover behavior.

Action items

→ Test image validation rules if you use min_ratio or max_ratio - the fix corrects inverted logic laravel/framework [plan]
→ Update HTTP client header handling for guzzlehttp/psr7 3.0 compatibility laravel/framework [plan]
→ Review scheduler performance if running frequent everyXSeconds tasks - cache opt-out is now available laravel/framework [monitor]
→ Integrate WorkOS user management flows with new password and email change helpers laravel/workos [plan]

References

[1] Add MCP client tool listing and calling ↗ laravel/mcp
[2] [13.x] Allow Http Client to be used as PSR Client ↗ laravel/framework
[3] Requests for Email & Password Change ↗ laravel/workos
[4] [13.x] Normalize HTTP client header values ↗ laravel/framework
[5] [13.x] Fix inverted ratio comparison operators in image dimension validation ↗ laravel/framework
[6] [13.x] Allow scheduler to opt out of pause and interrupt cache checks ↗ laravel/framework
[7] Adds a no-node option to skip installing and building NPM dependencies entirely ↗ laravel/installer
[8] Revert "Apply model attribute and explicit model to all providers in a failover list" ↗ laravel/ai

Quick answers

What shipped in Laravel on May 28, 2026?: Laravel's Model Context Protocol client went from connection-only to fully functional overnight, letting you list and call tools exposed by any MCP server. In total, 14 commits and 10 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Laravel on May 28, 2026?: 8 developers shipped this update, including pushpak1300, willrowe, fritzfr, GrahamCampbell, Button99, jackbayliss, tonysm, and taylorotwell.
What were the notable Laravel updates?: Add MCP client tool listing and calling, [13.x] Allow Http Client to be used as PSR Client, and Requests for Email & Password Change.

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