New and resolved findings
Compare a report with the latest matching project and environment so regressions are separated from existing work.
Invitation-only early access
LaraBeacon Cloud is the optional history and review layer for Core and Pro reports: protected projects, environments, category pass rates, new findings, resolved findings, and precise analyzer context.
The worker timeout is longer than the queue retry window. A job may be delivered again while its first execution is still active.
'retry_after' => 90,
// worker: --timeout=120
Report anatomy
The Cloud view follows the decisions developers actually make: what changed, where it happened, why it matters, and whether the same issue existed in the prior report.
Compare a report with the latest matching project and environment so regressions are separated from existing work.
Read performance, security, and reliability separately instead of compressing unlike risks into one confidence score.
Keep severity, documentation, paths, line numbers, and optional code snippets attached to the finding that produced them.
Navigate prior reports, invite collaborators, and retain evidence according to the project’s selected plan.
Associate reports with a branch, revision, issue, or review so a release discussion links back to exact analyzer evidence.
The local analyzer owns the result. Cloud presents the submitted report and does not replace local execution.
Data boundary
Installing Core does not connect a project to Cloud. A report is submitted only with --report and configured credentials; code snippets are removed by default.
Core and Pro execute inside the Laravel project and build the report locally.
The Cloud client is invoked only by the report option and requires an endpoint plus access token.
Project metadata and analyzer results can include file paths and line numbers. Source context needs a separate opt-in.
Teams can inspect the report contract before enabling transport and keep using local JSON output without Cloud.
Delivery order
Hashed project credentials, payload validation, rate limits, retention controls, and a documented privacy boundary.
New and resolved analyzer results across the same project and environment.
Invitation-only accounts, ownership, administrator and member roles, and shared project history.
Focused GitHub report and review comments after the early-access reporting model is proven.
Early access