New Debug Bar
Debug Laravel with exact request data
Start with a request, follow the evidence to the code that produced it, and give local coding agents the same captured context.
Getting started
Installation
Install the package and confirm the bar appears in your Laravel app.
Read the guideRequests
Choose the right request profile and understand what happened during it.
Read the guideConfiguration
Change environments, thresholds, retention, and capture limits only when needed.
Read the guideUse with agents
Debugging workflows
Queries
Find slow, repeated, and likely N+1 queries, then trace them to application code.
Read the guidePerformance
Use duration, query time, memory, and the timeline to locate expensive work.
Read the guideErrors and logs
Follow exceptions and log messages back to the code and context that produced them.
Read the guideLaravel ecosystem
Framework activity
Eloquent
Review model retrievals, writes, repeated work, and the queries behind them.
Read the guideHTTP client
Inspect outbound Laravel HTTP requests, responses, timing, and failures.
Read the guideQueues
See which jobs were dispatched, where they were sent, and what triggered them.
Read the guideMail and notifications
Preview mail and inspect notification recipients, channels, payloads, and failures.
Read the guideCache and Redis
Understand cache results and direct Redis commands without losing their source.
Read the guideReference
Inspector sections
See what every inspector captures and when each section is useful.
Read the guideData and privacy
Understand local profile storage, retention, capture limits, and redaction controls.
Read the guideTesting
Turn saved profiles into focused Pest assertions for performance and correctness.
Read the guide