Builderius announced AI-assisted GraphQL development for its WordPress builder, pairing new GraphQL capabilities with AI-guided learning to help users create and refine queries. The company detailed the release in an official blog post.
Builderius brings AI-assisted GraphQL development to WordPress
Builderius published schema documentation and setup guides that connect with supported AI tools. With project-aware context, these tools can explain, structure, and improve GraphQL queries as users build inside the visual site builder.

The company positions AI as an instructional aid for development tasks, including guiding query design and mapping data to layouts. The post provides configuration steps to help AI systems work with the project's schema and data structure. It also includes examples that show how query results flow into visual components.
"The AI will remember its role and your learning progression across all chats in the project."
"Your AI will explain the relationship between built-in WordPress queries, custom GraphQL queries, and dynamic data tags."
Key details
- Product: Builderius visual site builder for WordPress.
- New capability: GraphQL development with AI-assisted learning and query support.
- Documentation: schema references and configuration guides for AI setup.
- AI tools referenced: Claude and ChatGPT.
- Learning focus: AI explains queries, improves structures, and assists during projects.
- Availability: announced on the Builderius official blog.
Background context
Builderius is a visual site builder for WordPress that supports dynamic layouts and data-driven components. The new materials address GraphQL-based data retrieval within projects.
WordPress core includes a REST API for data access. GraphQL is not part of WordPress core, though some tools enable it via plugins or integrations. GraphQL lets clients request specific data in a single query, while REST implementations may require multiple endpoints for similar results. Builderius frames its AI guidance as a way to learn GraphQL while building real projects.