WP Framework is a lightweight set of building blocks for structuring WordPress plugins and themes around small, composable Modules. It provides:

• Module discovery and initialization (with a predictable lifecycle)
• Base classes for custom and core post types
• Base class for taxonomies
• Asset helpers that read modern build sidecars (.asset.php)

• External engineers — Start here: follow the Quick Start and then read Autoloading and Modules → Modules and Initialization → Post Types/Taxonomies → Asset Loading.
• Internal engineers — Concepts: jump straight to Modules and Initialization and the specific Post Types/Taxonomies APIs. Skim the Quick Start for constants and bootstrap.
• Non‑technical stakeholders — Overview: This framework standardizes how we register types, taxonomies, and assets so teams ship features faster with less boilerplate and more consistency.

1. Add PSR-4 autoloading in composer.json for your project namespace (inc/ or src/).
2. Define constants (YOUR_PLUGIN_PATH, YOUR_PLUGIN_URL, YOUR_PLUGIN_INC, YOUR_PLUGIN_VERSION) in your plugin/theme bootstrap.
3. Initialize modules: TenupFramework\ModuleInitialization::instance()->init_classes( YOUR_PLUGIN_INC ).
4. Implement small classes that implement ModuleInterface (use the Module trait) and optionally extend AbstractPostType / AbstractTaxonomy.
5. Load assets via the GetAssetInfo trait using dist/.asset.php sidecars.

• Autoloading and Modules — how classes are discovered and initialized
• Modules and Initialization
• Post Types — building custom and core post type integrations
• Taxonomies — registering and configuring taxonomies
• Asset Loading — working with dist/.asset.php for dependencies and versioning

• Namespaces: use your project namespace (e.g., YourVendor\\YourPlugin) for app code; reference framework classes via the TenupFramework namespace.
• Translation: return translated strings from label methods using the correct text domain.
• Keep Modules small and focused; guard execution in can_register() to keep admin/frontend/REST behaviors tidy.