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Architecture

How Laravilt's packages fit together and how a request becomes a rendered page.

laravilt/laravilt is a meta-package. It installs these packages, each also usable on its own:

Layer	Package	What it provides
Foundation	`laravilt/support`	Base `Component`, shared concerns, the `Frontend` stack resolver
Building blocks	`laravilt/schemas`	Layout: Section, Grid, Tabs, Wizard, Split, Fieldset
	`laravilt/forms`	30+ form fields, validation, reactivity
	`laravilt/tables`	Columns, filters, sorting, grouping, pagination
	`laravilt/actions`	Buttons and modal actions (create, edit, delete, export, import…)
	`laravilt/infolists`	Read-only entries for view pages
	`laravilt/notifications`	Toast and database notifications
	`laravilt/widgets`	Stats and chart widgets
	`laravilt/query-builder`	Filtering and sorting for Eloquent queries
Application	`laravilt/panel`	Panels, resources, pages, navigation, tenancy
	`laravilt/auth`	Login, registration, 2FA, passkeys, social login, profile
Extensions	`laravilt/ai`	AI providers, chat, tools, agents, global search
	`laravilt/plugins`	Plugin system and generators

Each PHP package ships its frontend next to it: Vue components in resources/js, React components in resources/react (v1.1+).

How a page renders

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Components are defined once in PHP and serialized. The frontend packages render them, so the same resource works with both stacks.

Panel: a self-contained admin area with its own path, auth, theme and navigation, configured in a PanelProvider.
Resource: binds an Eloquent model to a form, a table, an infolist and pages.
Components: everything is Component::make(...) with chained configuration.