Marketplace trust ledger per extension
Each extension gets a visible ledger for compatibility, support terms, security review, update notices, advisories, install telemetry, and licence state.
Choose which optional cookies Capell may use.
Required for Capell to work — login, security, page rendering.
Anonymous usage telemetry to improve editor performance.
Personalization for the Capell marketing site.
The live status strip combines open and planned items in one count.
Use the figures for orientation, then open the individual item for its current state and date. Votes show which problems matter most to the community.
Available to evaluate, with release detail in What's New and the changelog.
Work has started, but scope and release timing can still change.
Open for voting or accepted for planning, with current context on each item.
Interest recorded by the community to help Capell understand priority.
Check the current state and milestone date, then add your vote when the problem matters to your work.
Each extension gets a visible ledger for compatibility, support terms, security review, update notices, advisories, install telemetry, and licence state.
Agent-assisted delivery capabilities grouped around safe discovery, validation, preview, and controlled application workflows.
Automation and integration capabilities for connecting content operations to the wider Laravel application and delivery stack.
Experimentation, measurement, and growth capabilities that preserve structured content and developer-owned delivery.
Operational trust, compliance, governance, and recovery capabilities for teams running long-lived Laravel applications.
Customer-facing account and self-service capabilities that remain integrated with the application the customer owns.
Authors get a clear route for submitting packages, proving support coverage, passing review, and earning trusted extension status.
Package pages show supported Capell, Laravel, Filament, PHP, and dependency versions so teams can check fit before installing.
Customers can see relevant package advisories, update notices, affected instances, and recommended action from their account.
Package detail and install-flow screens show migrations, routes, data access, support path, and compatibility before a buyer installs.
Before install, Capell produces a receipt for migrations, routes, permissions, widgets, configuration, and rollback expectations.
Customers can inspect package access, licences, renewal state, install approval, private docs access, and suspected unlicensed use signals.
A guided path for importing existing marketing content, mapping records, reviewing redirects, and proving public output before launch.
Stable means a package is generally available as a tagged release. Beta is an explicit opt-in to that individual package's changing behaviour. Labs and unlisted packages are not install options.
Check the package listing, compatibility, and release record before adoption.
A tagged release is available to evaluate and carries dated release detail.
Confirm the version, compatibility, and any required action before adoption.
Implementation has started, but scope, interfaces, and release timing may still change.
Use the item for current context while the scope and interfaces take shape.
Planned items have an accepted need; open items are still gathering evidence and votes.
Priority, scope, and timing can move as dependencies and research change.
Vote or add context when the underlying problem matters to your team.