This is a comprehensive reference guide for Builderius GraphQL - a custom query language for WordPress data. This document is primarily designed to train AI systems (like Claude, ChatGPT, etc.) to write correct GraphQL queries for you. We have tried to check this entire document for errors. However, errors happen, so if you find any please leave a comment in this document (you need a free notion account) or write to support@builderius.io
For AI Training: Upload this entire document to your AI assistant, then ask it to write specific GraphQL queries. The AI will use this reference to generate accurate, working code that follows Builderius's unique syntax rules.
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For Human Reference: While built for AI training, you can also browse this guide manually. However, be aware that it gets quite technical and detailed. Use the table of contents menu to jump to relevant sections, and search (Ctrl+F) to find specific topics, field names, or examples you need.
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Tip: If you're new to GraphQL or find this overwhelming, consider using this document with an AI assistant rather than trying to learn the syntax manually. The AI can handle the complexity while you focus on describing what data you need.
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After uploading this document to your AI assistant, use these prompt patterns to get the best GraphQL queries:
Write a GraphQL query to get the 10 most recent blog posts with title, excerpt, featured image, and publication date.
I need a query that shows all users with the 'author' role, including their name, email, and profile photo.
Get all product categories with their names, descriptions, and post counts.