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Have to share that. Thanks AI, that are my very first two Plugins for CraftCMS. The first one reads the project config and give you different views to check the config. The second one is also a missing feature in CraftCMS which I miss for a long time... Default Relations for…

plugins.craftcms.comOrreryA live map of your Craft CMS content model: where content lives, what it’s made of, and how it all connects.

Chris Dossman @lemoz1dae8df99

The “I’ve wanted this for ages” part is familiar. I’m using coding agents across a bunch of projects too, and having a specific problem in mind helps a lot. Did you build these against an existing Craft site, or get them working in a clean install first?

David Hellmann @davidhellmann21hcccd4c5

Did that locally with my website and also against a dummy data craft. And now we use it at the company. Nice little helper to check things quickly.

Chris Dossman @lemoz16h4910db5

Having the team use it is a good milestone. Does Orrery help most when someone is getting to know an unfamiliar site, or when you’re checking the impact of a config change?

David Hellmann @davidhellmann14h

first thing is to make the content structure more visible for non devs. It's fast and shows more or less the whole structure of this installation. For me it's also useful to check if i missed user role settings or gql schema settings. another thing is comparing two entryTypes. It's much fast as clicking around in the CP.

22:52 · Oct 28, 2026commit 8e6591e