Artisan commands
Track every Laravel command with full output.
Laritor captures every Artisan command, its output, exit code, and runtime context. Visualize command history, spot failures instantly, and drill into a timeline that mirrors request tracing.
Commands tracked
Every Artisan run
Execution insights
Avg duration + status
Run outcomes
Success · Failed · Skipped
Captured context
Output + exit code
Run history at a glance
Track every execution, success or failure.
Output you can trust
Command output + exit codes captured.
Command intelligence
Know when commands slows or fails.
Get immediate visibility into your artisan commands. Laritor keeps a consistent pulse on command health.
All Artisan commands in one timeline
Success and failure signals you can trust
Average duration trends per command
Drill into command output and exit codes
Timeline view for command execution
Pinpoint failures before they cascade
History & trends
Historical command runs
Visualize every command run over time so you can identify regressions, spikes, or unexpected gaps in scheduled automation.
Latency insights
Average duration tracking
Understand how long commands take on average, compare environments, and detect slowdowns before they break deployments or maintenance windows.
Interactive timeline
Trace command execution with the same timeline view.
Every Artisan command gets a timeline that mirrors request tracing, so you can see queries, cache activity, outbound calls, logs, and notifications as they happen.
Failed commands
Isolate failures with exit codes and timestamps.
Laritor highlights failed commands in a dedicated view so you can identify patterns, see when failures started, and drill into the exact output.
Command details
Output, exit codes, and the full run context.
Laritor stores the exact command output, exit code, and metadata so you can replay, debug, and audit every Artisan run.
Command visibility without blind spots.
Track every scheduled or manual Artisan command, verify output, and keep automation stable in production.
