
VX Framework is the data model layer for WordPress. You describe the
structures your site needs. The framework supplies the editing interface,
the storage, and the validation.
Create fieldsets in the UI, in PHP, as JSON, or through an AI
assistant. Assign them to posts, terms, or users. Bind the values into
the block editor. The same typed model is what your theme and your
agents read.
Site: vxframework.com
Docs: docs.vxframework.com
A fieldset is a named group of fields – the building block of your
content model. You design it once and reuse it.
Locations decide where it appears: a post type (including ones you
did not register), a taxonomy, or a user profile, optionally limited by
role. Conditional logic, revisions, and import/export live in the same
editor.
Create the fieldset visually, describe it to an assistant over MCP, or
define it in Local JSON or PHP and keep it in version control.
Use VX with the block editor, Bricks, Oxygen, Breakdance, or a custom
theme. In templates, PHP helpers and hooks read typed field values.
The model does not change when the front-end does.
Register post types, taxonomies, and fieldsets as JSON or PHP in your
theme or plugin, and keep your model in version control. Edits made
in the dashboard can be synced back to the files. The files describe
structure only, never content, so they move safely between
development, staging, and production.
Bind any field to any block with VX tags on the Block Bindings API.
Shape values with VX Script – tags, modifiers, and chainable
expressions. Loop a repeater or a gallery so each row renders as its
own block. Show or hide any block with visibility rules: user, content,
request, time, or a VX Script expression.
Building with Bricks, Oxygen, or Breakdance instead? The same fields
appear in the builder’s dynamic data picker and loops.
Navigate fieldsets from a collapsible sidebar. Edit on the canvas or in
form view. Everything stays in sync.
A typed data model agents can read and write through MCP and WordPress
abilities. The same catalog is available
from WP-CLI. The MCP endpoint stays off until you enable it. Reading and
writing are separate permissions – you grant each one yourself.
VX Framework Pro is a separate plugin, available through vxframework.com.
Same model, more field types and modules.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7I0jxV4Dn0&rel=0
Get VX Framework Pro at vxframework.com.
System information, Meta Watch, field key conflict detection, and
import/export.
The user guide and the developer documentation ship inside the plugin
and are read from the dashboard. They cover what is in this package,
and they match the version installed on the site, with no connection
required. The same documentation is also online at
docs.vxframework.com.
This plugin does not connect to any external service. Its fonts and other
assets are served from the plugin itself. The admin links to two websites,
both from cards under Settings: vxframework.com from the VX Framework Pro
card, and getshader.com from the Shader card. Neither link opens unless
clicked.
If you bind a URL field to a video element in Breakdance or Oxygen 6+, the
builder gets the embed from the video’s service, as it does for its own video
fields.
The admin interface is a compiled Vue application. The complete, unminified
source it was built from ships in this package in client/src, together with
the package.json, package-lock.json and vite.config.js that build it.
Running
cd client && npm install && npm run build
rebuilds client/dist from those sources, with the configuration exactly as it
ships – the same entry points and the same chunks, from the same dependency
versions the lockfile pins. Nothing in the package is obfuscated.
The PHP libraries in app/vendor ship as readable source under their own
licences, each one named with its version and its licence file in
LICENSE-THIRD-PARTY.txt.