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Nick Hamze edited this page Sep 1, 2026 · 6 revisions

Fleet for OpenStation wiki

Fleet for OpenStation lets one WordPress install act as a management hub for other WordPress sites. The project README covers installation and everyday use. This wiki holds the deeper operational and contributor documentation.

Start here

  • Architecture explains hub and managed-site roles, OAuth discovery, connection, and remote requests.
  • Security documents the scope, PKCE, token lifecycle, permissions, storage, and revocation.
  • Troubleshooting covers connection, token, API, installation, and disconnection failures.
  • Current scope separates the current preview from features that remain product decisions.
  • Development covers repository layout, tests, packaging, and the two-site acceptance pass.

Product boundary

Fleet is an experimental feature plugin whose user experience is intended to graduate into OpenStation core after real-world validation. Keeping it as a plugin makes activation the experiment switch and rollback uncomplicated.

The product stays WordPress-native. There is no hosted Fleet service, target-site Fleet agent, custom database table, background queue, or replacement permission system. OpenStation supplies the OAuth server on managed sites, and WordPress REST controllers decide what each approved account may do.

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