Let Claude Implement Multi-Tenancy in Your Laravel App

Adding multi-tenancy to an existing Laravel app is one of those tasks that touches everything — database queries, middleware, caching, queues, file storage. Claude can scaffold the whole pattern for you.

Implement single-database multi-tenancy in my Laravel app using
a tenant_id column. Add a global scope to all tenant-aware models,
middleware to resolve the current tenant from the subdomain, and
a trait I can apply to any model. Make sure queued jobs preserve
the tenant context.

Claude generates the full stack — a BelongsToTenant trait with automatic scoping, ResolveTenant middleware, and a TenantScope global scope:

trait BelongsToTenant
{
    protected static function bootBelongsToTenant(): void
    {
        static::creating(fn ($model) =>
            $model->tenant_id = app('tenant')->id
        );

        static::addGlobalScope(new TenantScope);
    }
}

For database-per-tenant setups, ask Claude to handle the connection switching:

Switch to a database-per-tenant strategy. Each tenant gets their
own database. Configure dynamic database connections, tenant-aware
migrations, and a command to provision new tenant databases.

Claude also handles the easy-to-forget parts — cache key prefixing, filesystem disk scoping, and making sure artisan tinker sessions are tenant-aware.

Multi-tenancy is an architecture-wide concern — let Claude wire it all up consistently instead of missing edge cases.