I just tested it in the Tinker

\App\Ai\DirectAnswerAgent::fake([
    ['response...']
]);

$response = \App\Ai\DirectAnswerAgent::make()->prompt('hi there');
$responseB = \App\Ai\DirectAnswerAgent::make()->prompt('hi there 2');

dump([
    (string) $response,
    (string) $responseB,
]);

And the result is:

[
    "[\"response...\"]",
    "Fake response for prompt: hi there 2",
  ]

It does not hit the API, it returns a generic fake response (because I haven't provided my custom fake response). But it does not hit the API, because fake() was called.

But once I remove the fake() completely - it does hit real API.

Based on the Laravel AI SDK docs preventStrayPrompts does not protect from requests "bypassing the fake" (do you mean "they hit the real API"?), but it could tell you if there were some extra calls for the agent that you haven't faked, e.g. you test your API endpoint and expect the AI agent is called only once, and you provide exactly one fake response, and without preventStrayPrompts you won't know if the AI agent was called more than once during the API request. With this method - you'd know that there was other requests, but you haven't provided the fake response for them.

Or did I understood it wrong and it does protect against real API hits?

Hi Jeremy.

Thanks for the course.

I'm wondering what is the purpose of a test that

1. calls TicketTriager::make()->prompt()
2. right after that calls assertPrompted() (to make sure the prompt() method was called 1 line above?)

What is the value of such a test? What are you actually testing here? That you didn't forget to prompt the agent one line above the assertion? Am I missing something here?

The same with Embeddings test. It looks like you're testing Laravel AI SDK package, not your actual code.

If post and repliks are both posts i would not delete on cascade if a user is deleted. I want to keep replies from deleted users too as it could make the replies section to look Strange if multiple replies are missing in the chronological order. So i would separate the models.

@andreich1980

I could only get comma dot working like this, PhpStorm Junie actually suggested just dot, but that failed

#[On('echo-private:App.Models.User.{user.id},.message.created')]

@jeroenvip no news here?