Introducing Super Stack#
Povilas Korop floated the idea on X: a Laravel starter with the web app, Filament admin, NativePHP mobile, and an MCP server for agents — “would you use it?”
Shane’s answer was Super Stack:
Ladies and gents: Super Stack
Web + Mobile + Admin + API + Robots
Super Stack is that kit, open source. Clone it and you get Filament, NativePHP SuperNative, Sanctum, and Laravel MCP in one repo.
What’s in the box#
| Piece | What you get |
|---|---|
| Laravel 13 / PHP 8.4+ | Modern Laravel baseline |
| Filament 5 | Admin panel at /admin |
| Sanctum | API auth wired (not demoed with sample CRUD) |
| NativePHP Mobile 4 | SuperNative home via Route::native |
nativephp/mobile-ui |
Native UI primitives |
nativephp/web-ui (^0.0.1@alpha) |
Same Blade on web and device |
| Laravel MCP | Server at /mcp/superstack (no auth yet — local/dev) |
One Blade home. In the browser, Web UI renders it as HTML. On a phone, NativePHP Mobile 4 renders it natively. That’s the SuperNative pitch in a starter you can actually open.
Quick start#
laravel new my-app --using=nativephp/superstackcomposer installcp .env.example .envphp artisan key:generatephp artisan migratephp artisan native:install both --no-interaction
Create a Filament user the usual way (php artisan make:filament-user). With Herd you’ll hit http://superstack.test for the SuperNative home and /admin for Filament.
Then:
php artisan native:run
MCP#
Routes live in routes/ai.php. There’s no auth on the MCP server yet — fine for local exploration, not production-ready as-is.
- Web:
POST /mcp/superstack - Local:
php artisan mcp:start superstack
Starter tool: app-info — returns app + package versions. Point the inspector at mcp/superstack when you want to poke it.
Mobile packaging note#
The kit’s cleanup_exclude_files strips Filament / MCP / API app surfaces and Filament public assets from the device bundle so you’re not shipping admin chrome to phones. Don’t strip vendor/* wholesale — that breaks mobile builds. NativeServiceProvider is wired with mobile-ui registered.
License#
MIT © Bifrost Technologies LLC. Contributions welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md. CI runs Pest on PHP 8.4.
Repo: github.com/NativePHP/superstack
Announcement: Shane’s quote-tweet