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Getting Started
Fleet belongs on one hub. Managed sites keep their own hosting, databases, users, and permissions; this is not Multisite.
The hub needs WordPress 7.1+, PHP 8.3+, sodium, HTTPS, and a verified OpenStation build with the experimental App Framework. Managed sites also target WordPress 7.1+ and need public HTTPS, Core REST/Application Passwords, and an administrator who can install and activate OpenStation. Hosting must meet that OpenStation release's requirements. Older WordPress versions are outside support; there is no classic interface or legacy runtime path.
Fleet itself is installed only on the hub. Use staging and independent backups first.
- Install OpenStation and Fleet on the hub; open Fleet.
- Enter the complete HTTPS address, including any subdirectory.
- Choose Check connection and review the detected site and administrator access.
- Choose Continue to WordPress, sign in on that site if needed, and approve.
- Back in Fleet, choose Finish setup to install/activate OpenStation and check the connection.
- Manage the site in its named window. Open another site for an independent second window.
Approval and installation are separate. A failed installation retains the approved connection and can be retried without issuing another password.
The managed-site window is rendered by the hub App Framework, not embedded remote wp-admin. Installing OpenStation on the managed site makes OpenStation available there too.
Entering an already-connected address focuses its window. To replace a revoked credential, choose Window actions → Repair connection, approve again, and finish setup. Agency details survive. If old-password cleanup fails, inspect the managed user's Application Password list and revoke the obsolete entry.
Disconnect site attempts to revoke the exact remote credential before deleting its local record. A failure retains the connection for repair/retry. Disconnect before uninstalling; uninstall cannot guarantee remote revocation.
Application Passwords are administrator-level, revocable credentials—not scoped or expiring OAuth tokens. See Security and Troubleshooting.