Fleet 0.10.0 — one OpenStation desktop for every WordPress site you manage
Fleet for OpenStation 0.10.0 is the newest release for agencies and people who manage many independent WordPress sites. Install Fleet once on your OpenStation hub, connect each site through WordPress's own approval screen, and keep different sites open in clearly named, independent windows.
What this release adds
- A fleet-wide Inbox and Search for editorial, moderation, connection, and Site Health work.
- Saved client workspaces and reliable side-by-side site windows.
- Posts, pages, compatible custom content, authors, featured media, taxonomies, discussion settings, revisions, and reviewed publishing or scheduling.
- Bounded media uploads, comment replies, and reviewed bulk moderation.
- Opt-in encrypted draft recovery, conflict checks, unsaved-change protection, cache freshness, retry/backoff diagnostics, and repair actions.
- Explicit Reader, Editor, and Operator grants for hub teammates, with live server-side revocation.
- Explorer access to additional REST routes that the connected WordPress site already advertises, with confirmation before writes and deletes.
Fleet remains hub-only. Managed sites do not need a Fleet plugin, agent, or custom Fleet endpoint. WordPress Core REST APIs, capabilities, and revocable Application Passwords remain authoritative.
Requirements
Fleet 0.10.0 targets WordPress 7.1+, PHP 8.3+, HTTPS, sodium, and OpenStation's experimental App Framework.
Reliable saved multi-window identity currently requires the exact OpenStation build from PR #763, commit a48d37b8bfdc6453056eb9345ff610c396a71e15, until a released OpenStation package contains that fix. The upstream PR remains open. A fresh 48–72-hour endurance run, independent-hosting trials, and agency onboarding pilots remain operational-hardening work.
Back up the hub database, files, and salts, then test the exact Fleet/OpenStation pair on staging. Install the attached fleet-for-openstation.zip, not GitHub's generated source archives.
Verification
- Final source commit:
6b7c8242fc160afeafd45a5ddcf92201777e100a. - Plugin ZIP SHA-256:
af0f70a17af9cf8906cbb72f883a1e18502665639c1ac48863c5b5e97d1618d8. - The final hosted validation covers PHP 8.3/8.5, reproducible packaging, code quality and dependency audits, WordPress Plugin Check, a real upgrade from 0.8.0, clone restore, real browser mutations and isolation on Chromium/Firefox/WebKit, and saved multi-window identity.
- Local reliability work additionally exercised 30, 50, and 100 independent WordPress origins across MySQL and MariaDB. These measurements are evidence, not production performance guarantees.
Start with the consumer README, then use the getting-started guide, current capability map, security model, screenshots, and reliability evidence.