v0.1.0

Added

• Minn Admin app: A reimagined WordPress admin served at /minn-admin/ — a standalone single-page app that talks to the WordPress REST API and lives alongside the classic wp-admin.
• Overview: Real stat cards (posts, pages, comments, media storage), an activity chart with 7d/30d/90d ranges, and a recent-activity feed.
• Content: Combined posts, pages and custom post types with status pills, author and modified columns, title search, and Load-more pagination.
• Media: Grid and list library views with real thumbnails, an Upload button, and drag-and-drop uploads from anywhere in the app. Clicking a file opens a preview overlay (image/video/audio playback, metadata, copy URL, open, delete). Arrow keys and on-screen buttons step through the library inside the preview. The Upload button reveals a drag-and-drop zone with a file picker.
• Orders: WooCommerce orders view (when WooCommerce is active) with monthly summary cards, status tabs, and an order detail overlay with line items.
• Users: Searchable user directory with roles and registration dates, plus full user management — create users (with password generator), edit name/email/role, set new passwords, and delete with content reassignment. Each user's active login sessions are listed (browser, IP, sign-in time) with per-session sign-out and "Sign out everywhere".
• Plugin surfaces: A declarative extension API (minn_admin_surfaces filter) that renders third-party plugin data with Minn's generic list/tabs/detail/action primitives — no JavaScript required from the integrating plugin. Ships with two bundled adapters: Gravity Forms (entries per form, field-label resolution, trash action) and Gravity SMTP (email log via a custom-table REST shim). See docs/for-plugin-authors.md.
• Editor panels: A second extension class for per-post fields (minn_admin_editor_panels filter) rendered in the editor sidebar with native inputs and autosave. Ships with an ACF / ACF Pro adapter: field groups with "Show in REST API" appear as editable panels (text, textarea, number, select, radio, true/false…), with advanced field types deferring to wp-admin.
• Clean URLs: Path-based routing (/minn-admin/content instead of #/content) with pretty permalinks, including deep links, back/forward support, and automatic migration of legacy hash links. Falls back to hash routing on plain permalinks.
• Comments: Moderation view with Pending/Approved/Spam/Trash tabs and approve, spam, trash, restore and delete actions, plus a pending-count badge in the sidebar.
• Extensions: Activate/deactivate plugins with a switch, update badges, and one-click "Update all". Inactive plugins can be deleted from the card. Plugins with updates get a per-plugin "Update → x.y" button.
• Settings: General, Writing, Reading and Discussion sections backed by the core settings endpoint, plus a built-in maintenance mode. General includes a timezone picker, date/time formats and week start.
• Editor: Distraction-free, block-aware writing surface. New posts save native Gutenberg block markup; complex blocks render as atomic read-only islands preserved byte-for-byte on save, so text stays editable around any layout; classic posts stay classic. Autosave, one-click publish, slash commands (type / for headings, quotes, code, lists, images, dividers), code blocks get dependency-free syntax highlighting, image insertion from the media library, editable categories, and post scheduling with a date/time picker. A Publish-panel link previews drafts or views published posts on the frontend, and a History card lists recent revisions with preview and one-click restore. Posts and pages can be moved to trash from the editor. See docs/editor-direction.md for the hybrid-editor rationale.
• Command palette: ⌘K / Ctrl-K everywhere, with navigation and actions.
• Notifications: Pending comments, plugin/core updates and new users with per-user unread tracking.
• Themes: Dark and light, persisted per browser. Bundled variable fonts (Hanken Grotesk, JetBrains Mono) — no external font requests.
• Self-updater: Update checks against the GitHub manifest with install from GitHub Releases.