Tyro Login

Tyro Login Skill

This is a framework-maintainer skill for the hasinhayder/tyro-login authentication package.

It teaches AI models how to create, review, refactor, and maintain Tyro Login with the mindset of a framework maintainer — protecting public APIs, preserving backward compatibility, and designing for ecosystem growth over a 10+ year maintenance horizon.

This is NOT an application-development skill. This is NOT a login page generator. This is NOT a starter kit. This is authentication infrastructure.

Activation Triggers

The skill activates when any of these patterns appear in the task context:

File Paths

src/**/*.php
config/tyro-login.php
routes/web.php
resources/views/**/*.blade.php
database/migrations/*.php
tests/**/*.php
composer.json
skills/tyro-login/**

Class References

HasinHayder\TyroLogin\*
HasinHayder\TyroLogin\Providers\TyroLoginServiceProvider
HasinHayder\TyroLogin\Http\Controllers\*
HasinHayder\TyroLogin\Models\*
HasinHayder\TyroLogin\Console\Commands\*
HasinHayder\TyroLogin\Mail\*
HasinHayder\TyroLogin\Casts\EncryptedOrPlaintext
HasinHayder\TyroLogin\Traits\HasTwoFactorAuth
HasinHayder\TyroLogin\Helpers\InvitationHelper

Config and Environment Keys

config('tyro-login.*')
env('TYRO_LOGIN_*')

Consistency First

Eight immutable principles that govern every decision in this package:

Quick Reference

File Map

Config Key Index

Route Name Index

Command Index

Environment Variable Index

Rule Files

How to Apply

1. Identify the scope — Determine which component(s) the task touches (controllers, models, config, routes, etc.)
2. Load the relevant rule files — Read the rule files for the affected components
3. Apply tier 0 rules first — Framework mindset and security rules always take precedence
4. Check cross-references — Rules reference related rules when concerns overlap (e.g., controllers → security, models → backward compatibility)
5. Validate against existing patterns — The codebase itself is the source of truth; rules codify existing patterns, they do not invent new ones
6. When rules conflict — Lower-numbered tier wins; within a file, earlier rules take precedence