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Laravel events

The package emits event classes from src/Events, so you can use them for logging and debugging.

You can achieve similar behavior with hooks, but events can be placed in areas where hooks are not available.

src/
├── Events/
│   ├── Client/
│   │   ├── ClientStarted.php
│   │   ├── ToolCall.php
│   │   └── PingPong.php
│   ├── JsonRpc/
│   │   ├── MessageReceived.php
│   │   ├── MessageSending.php
│   │   └── ResponseReceived.php
│   ├── Process/
│   │   └── ProcessStarted.php
│   └── Session/
│       ├── CreateSession.php
│       ├── MessageSend.php
│       ├── MessageSendAndWait.php
│       ├── SessionEventReceived.php
│       └── ResumeSession.php

For example, you can dispatch longer-running work to a queue or defer. You cannot receive the Copilot::run() result directly in this case, but you can handle it in a listener for MessageSendAndWait.

dispatch(fn() => Copilot::run(''));

use function Illuminate\Support\defer;

defer(fn() => Copilot::run(''));

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