System info

VX → Settings → System info answers "is this site healthy?". Use it when a host or support ticket asks for versions, or when something broke after a failed update or migration.

Requirements

The screen checks PHP, the database (MySQL or MariaDB), WordPress and the PHP extensions VX needs, and flags anything below the minimum. See Requirements and installation.

Database tables

VX keeps some data in its own tables. The screen lists them and whether each one exists:

Table	Holds
Relations	The links between entries
Dictionary entries	The entries of your dictionaries
Config revisions	Earlier versions of your configuration

If one is missing, Recreate builds it again. That creates an empty table with the right structure; it doesn't bring back rows that were lost. Restore those from a database backup.

VX's other tables, for the AI activity log and import sessions, aren't listed here. They're recreated when you deactivate and reactivate the plugin.

Environment

The environment panel shows details hosts often ask for: memory limit, maximum upload size, time zone, whether the site is multisite, and whether WP_DEBUG is on.

There's no downloadable report; copy the values from the screen.

Technical details for LLMs

• REST: GET vx-framework/v1/health/system; POST vx-framework/v1/health/system/tables/{table}/recreate for a table the report lists, such as config_revisions.
• The same recreate route accepts dictionary_entries.
• Checked minimums in this screen: PHP 8.1, MySQL 8.0 / MariaDB 10.3. (The WordPress check here uses 6.0, lower than the plugin header's 6.9, which WordPress enforces on activation.)
• {prefix}vxframework_ability_activity, {prefix}vxframework_config_import_sessions and {prefix}vxframework_config_import_session_items are created on activation and not repairable from this screen.
• vx-framework/get-system-status returns the field types registered on the site, requirements, table health and config lock state.