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OpenStation: Desktop Windows, Dock & Virtual Desktops for WP Admin / 1.1.12
OpenStation: Desktop Windows, Dock & Virtual Desktops for WP Admin v1.1.12
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3 3 Tags: admin, dashboard, desktop, productivity, ai
4 4 Requires at least: 6.0
5 5 Tested up to: 7.1
6 6 Requires PHP: 7.4
7 -Stable tag: 1.1.10
7 +Stable tag: 1.1.12
8 8 License: GPLv2 or later
9 9 License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
10 10
11 11 A windowed workspace for wp-admin. Open posts, media, and settings side by side, with a dock, virtual desktops, and a Cmd+K palette.
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67 67 Extend OpenStation through documented PHP and JavaScript APIs. Register windows, icons, wallpapers, widgets, commands, and settings tabs through stable `openstation_register_*` PHP APIs and a typed JavaScript API; customize dock items through documented hooks; add AI tools with the WordPress Abilities API. Copy-paste examples live in the [developer docs on GitHub](https://github.com/WordPress/openstation/tree/trunk/docs).
68 68
69 69 = External services =
70 70
71 -No external service is required for OpenStation's desktop interface. The optional AI Assistant, two user-initiated enrichment features and an optional feedback form on deactivation make the external requests described below.
71 +No external service is required for OpenStation's desktop interface. The optional AI Assistant, two user-initiated enrichment features, an optional feedback form on deactivation and an optional one-time feedback form for active users make the external requests described below.
72 72
73 73 **AI Assistant**
74 74
75 75 The optional AI Assistant sends data to the **AI provider you configure in WordPress's Settings → Connectors** (for example OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google). Generation is routed through WordPress 7.0's built-in AI Client, which supplies the credentials stored in Connectors. The plugin never handles an API key itself. With no provider configured in Connectors, no external AI requests are made.
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93 93 * **When it is sent:** only when you click Send in the dialog shown on deactivation. There is no background ping.
94 94 * **Why it is sent:** to learn what did not work so it can be fixed.
95 95 * **Who provides the service:** the request goes from your server to [openstation.blog](https://openstation.blog/), the plugin's own site, operated by Automattic. Review the [Automattic Privacy Policy](https://automattic.com/privacy/). Site owners can turn the dialog off with the `openstation_deactivation_feedback_enabled` filter.
96 96
97 +**Usage feedback**
98 +
99 +After you have had OpenStation on for a week, a small card asks once whether you have two minutes to say how it is going. Answering **No thanks** sends nothing, and it never comes back. Saying yes opens a short form with three optional questions and an optional email field. Nothing is sent unless you click **Send**; **Cancel**, Escape and the close button send nothing.
100 +
101 +* **What is sent:** the answers you typed, the email address if you chose to type one (the field starts empty and is never filled in for you), your language, the OpenStation and WordPress versions, and how many days you have had OpenStation on. Nothing that identifies your site: no URL, no site id, no user name, and no IP address is stored. Without an email the submission is anonymous. Each submission carries a random id used only to ignore an accidental retry.
102 +* **When it is sent:** only when you click Send in the form. There is no background ping.
103 +* **Why it is sent:** to learn what works and what gets in the way. An email address, when given, is used only to follow up on the feedback.
104 +* **Who provides the service:** the request goes from your server to [openstation.blog](https://openstation.blog/), the plugin's own site, operated by Automattic. Review the [Automattic Privacy Policy](https://automattic.com/privacy/). Site owners can turn the prompt off with the `openstation_usage_feedback_enabled` filter.
105 +
97 106 **WordPress.org plugin information**
98 107
99 108 When an authorized user opens or refreshes parts of OpenStation's Plugins window, OpenStation may request public plugin details, update metadata, and review excerpts from WordPress.org. These requests send plugin slugs, the site's locale, and normal HTTP request metadata to WordPress.org. This information is used only to display and manage plugins. Review the [WordPress.org Privacy Policy](https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/).
100 109
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132 141 Most plugin admin pages open as windows without special integration. Plugins that depend on running in the top-level browser context or use unusual navigation may need compatibility work. Plugins can also register their own native windows, widgets, and commands for a deeper integration.
133 142
134 143 = Does the plugin require an external service to function? =
135 144
136 -No. The desktop shell, windowing, dock, taskbar, virtual desktops, widgets, wallpapers, and extension APIs work without an external service. The optional AI Assistant requires a configured AI provider. OpenStation also makes limited, user-initiated requests to resolve URL-shortcut favicons and display WordPress.org plugin information, and offers an optional, one-click feedback form when you deactivate. See "External services" in the description.
145 +No. The desktop shell, windowing, dock, taskbar, virtual desktops, widgets, wallpapers, and extension APIs work without an external service. The optional AI Assistant requires a configured AI provider. OpenStation also makes limited, user-initiated requests to resolve URL-shortcut favicons and display WordPress.org plugin information, offers an optional, one-click feedback form when you deactivate, and once asks active users whether they want to share feedback. See "External services" in the description.
137 146
138 147 = Does it patch WordPress core? =
139 148
140 149 No. Every feature is wired through public WordPress actions and filters.
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177 186 * **[english-words](https://github.com/dwyl/english-words)** by dwyl (Unlicense) — used as a validity filter.
178 187 * **[LDNOOBW English list](https://github.com/LDNOOBW/List-of-Dirty-Naughty-Obscene-and-Otherwise-Bad-Words)** (CC-BY 4.0) — used as an exclusion filter.
179 188
180 189 == Changelog ==
190 +
191 += 1.1.12 =
192 +* AI: repair the tl;dr and SEO Medic prompts, and drop dated prompting patterns
193 +* Agents: give Comment Concierge its thread tool back, clean up faces on a Core user delete, and fix AI docs drift
194 +* Agents: align get-post, get-media and the per-agent invoke gate with Core's read rules
195 +* WP Explorer: Drag photos and posts into an editor window again
196 +* Workspaces: Give each launch entry its own window back
197 +* Workspaces: Open the Publishing desk with the draft as the main window
198 +* Agents: show the copied prompt in Describe, and let the trail jump to any step
199 +* AI: default the output-token ceiling, fail truncated turns, and stop stuck tool loops
200 +* Site assistant: Open from the dock and always offer Ask AI
201 +* Agents: keep the brief's focus ring inside the wizard pane
202 +* Windows: Decode HTML entities in titles, names and user names across the shell, and fix the Orders list columns
203 +* Add WooCommerce order details to window titles
204 +* WP Explorer: List every attached image under Attached media
205 +* Windows: Rename 'Open in browser tab' to 'Open in classic wp-admin' and explain the ⋯ menu
206 +* Agents: Decode HTML entities in agent names
207 +* WP Explorer: Show who is editing a locked post
208 +* Windows: Keep a lone less-than sign in titles, names, Trash and comment excerpts
209 +* Feedback: Ask active users how OpenStation is going, once
210 +* First run: New users get a short guided tour of the desktop
211 +* First run: After installing, the Plugins screen and the Dashboard now show how to turn OpenStation on
212 +
213 += 1.1.11 =
214 +* Overview: Replace the dock tile icon with the brand widgets glyph
215 +* Workspaces: Only offer a template when its plugin is active
216 +* Admin bar: Remove the OpenStation actions, keep only the way in
217 +* Workspaces: Rename Overview to Workspaces
218 +* Agents: Keep the chat on the latest message across status repaints
219 +* Workspaces: Land on the new blank desk before the wizard opens
220 +* Workspaces: Rename a desk by double-clicking its name
221 +* Chromeless: Fit the boot SPA screens edge to edge again
222 +* WP Explorer: Show revision titles as text, not an avatar tag
223 +* Fix: Let Jetpack route its own Stats and Blaze links
224 +* User Edit: Add a View activity footprint button to the profile sidebar
225 +* Fix: Jetpack Stats v2 not loading properly
226 +* Drafts widget: Say why suggestions failed instead of "Could not get suggestions."
227 +* Desktop: Make the desk readable on light wallpapers
228 +* Session: Restore window titles in the current admin language
229 +* Fix mixed-field forms for OpenStation Studio apps
230 +* Recycle Bin: Fix 404 error on requests
231 +* Prevent bottom dock scroll item clipping
232 +* Os-button: forward a host aria-label onto the inner button so an icon-only button has a name
233 +* Make corner close button visible on touch devices.
234 +* Workspaces: Let the wizard's step trail jump to any step
235 +* App runtime: open_url honours native-window URL remaps before opening an iframe
236 +* Os-table: a slot-shaped cell value renders a named slot the light DOM fills
237 +* Resolve toggle visibility and spacing on tablet screens.
238 +* Notes: Say why converting a note to a post failed and keep the draft reachable
239 +* Say why a request failed, everywhere: shared REST error, failure mapper, toast tone
240 +* Workspaces: Repaint the desk you land on after deleting a workspace
241 +* Menus: Open a window per pick, and make a window's tabs its menu
242 +* Agents: store an answerless run as an error row so it is never replayed as the agent's turn
243 +* Performance: Serialize each script dependency's payload once, not once per entry
244 +* Developers: Let plugins track the desktop's network requests
245 +* Kit: <os-facts> + <os-fact>, and the three apps that hand-rolled it
181 246
182 247 = 1.1.10 =
183 248 * Fix: drop a plugin zip into Core's upload box, not the Media Library dialog
184 249 * Multisite: Open sites without OpenStation in a browser tab