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It seems like there hasn't been much activity on this lately and I see a ton of issues and PR stacking up. I hope that the introduction of the Laravel AI SDK doesn't impact the development of Prism. Prism is much better and more powerful imo |
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I think so |
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I believe Prism has been effectively made redundant by the Laravel AI SDK. Originally, Prism was a laravel/ai dependency, which was removed in April. Prism updates ended around that date. Personally, I would have appreciated a corresponding heads-up from the Prism creator. In any case, we have recently migrated to laravel/ai, which has been less of a pain than anticipated [despite using strict schemas, which was one of Prism's many strengths] and other users should probably migrate, too. After all, the AI engine is too critical for most apps and the AI context too fast-moving to accept the dependency risk, even if laravel/ai is less "fluent" [sic] than Prism, at least in its current form. |
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Does it though. In using both I see two very different use cases. Laravel AI is decent for simple agent/chats but Prism is far more powerful with the full suite of what it offers and control. I am not a fan of Laravel AI SDK |
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Neither am I a fan of laravel/ai [yet]. In my perfect world, Laravel would have integrated Prism in their AI tool suite, i.e., made it a native integral component, similar to Eloquent for all things database/ORM. They decided otherwise. All the more I appreciate Particle Academy's decision to take over (hopefully in coordination with the Prism creator). |
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We decided to keep the project going. More info and link here |
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I believe Prism has been effectively made redundant by the Laravel AI SDK. Originally, Prism was a laravel/ai dependency, which was removed in April. Prism updates ended around that date. Personally, I would have appreciated a corresponding heads-up from the Prism creator. In any case, we have recently migrated to laravel/ai, which has been less of a pain than anticipated [despite using strict schemas, which was one of Prism's many strengths] and other users should probably migrate, too. After all, the AI engine is too critical for most apps and the AI context too fast-moving to accept the dependency risk, even if laravel/ai is less "fluent" [sic] than Prism, at least in its current form.