Kinetis Vector¶
A schema-driven admin platform for Kinetis applications.
Declare resources over your entities. Get an admin API, a complete admin UI and MCP tools from the same definition.
Resource classes over your entities: fields, filters, actions and widgets.
A REST admin API that enforces your policies on every request.
A Nuxt and Vuetify admin UI that renders whatever the API describes.
Background jobs for large exports, imports and bulk actions.
The same services as Model Context Protocol tools for AI agents.
What you get¶
Lists that do the work
Search, sort, filter with “any of” groups, group and summarize, on the server, over any page size the resource allows.
Saved views, per-user columns, bulk edits, inline edits and CSV export and import.
Global search from anywhere with Ctrl/⌘+K.
Forms from the descriptor
One input per field, with the server’s validation rules mirrored in the browser and every server violation placed on its field.
Conditional fields, dependent choices, repeaters for owned rows, uploads and many-to-many relations.
Operations, audited
Actions with their own dialogs, run on one record, a selection, or every record a filter matches, directly or as a background job.
A field-level history of every change, with one-click revert.
Impersonation, logged with both identities.
Yours to control
Policies per resource, per record and per field. A field a user may not see leaves their descriptor, their records, exports and MCP results alike.
Dashboards and widgets computed on your own queries.
Branding, languages, custom cells, inputs, widgets and pages, without forking the UI.
Two ways to serve the admin¶
Standalone — the UI is a static site on its own origin, calling the
API with a bearer token. Hosted — your PHP application serves the
same UI at /vector/ui behind its own session login, under a strict
Content Security Policy. Both are first-class and run the same code.
See Deployment.
Start here¶
Install the package, wire authentication, declare a first resource and open the admin.
The descriptor, the API as the authority, and how the UI and the MCP tools follow from them.
A tour for the people who work in the admin every day: navigation, lists, records and jobs.
Everything a resource class declares, from fields to badges.