Inertia v2.3.16 adds Boost AI guidelines and skills directly to the package, so the Inertia team can maintain them independently going forward.
What's New
Boost Guidelines & Skills
Inertia now ships its own Laravel Boost AI guidelines and skills directly within the package. This is made possible by a new three-tier resolution system introduced in laravel/boost#566, which allows packages to provide their own Boost guidelines rather than relying on Boost to maintain them centrally.
Related: Boost skill detection improvements added in Laravel Boost 2.2
Previously, Boost managed Inertia-specific AI context in its own .ai/ directory, which meant the Boost team had to handle updates as Inertia evolved. Now, guidelines ship alongside the Inertia package itself — loaded from node_modules/@inertiajs/*/resources/boost/guidelines/ — and the Inertia team can update them independently.
The resolution priority is:
- User overrides (
.ai/guidelines/in your project) — highest priority - Package-provided guidelines (from
vendor/ornode_modules/) - Boost built-in fallbacks — lowest priority
As part of this change, the generic core.blade.php guideline file was replaced with adapter-specific versioned files (1/core.blade.php, 2/core.blade.php) that reference Inertia's React, Vue, and Svelte variants directly.
Thanks to @pushpak1300 for the contribution.
PR: #2896
Svelte Kit Dependency Update
The @sveltejs/kit package has been updated from 2.50.2 to 2.52.2, keeping the Svelte adapter in sync with the latest Svelte Kit release.
PR: #2904
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