Minn Admin 0.2.0 — the daily-driver release. The headline: AI Access — generate a revocable application password for your AI agent and hand it a site-tailored REST guide, so configuration work stays out of the admin entirely. Plus a real Traffic chart with four analytics adapters, safe inline editing around complex blocks, plugin/theme installs, and adapters for Simple History and Redirection.
Added
- Code block languages: A language picker (PHP, JS, HTML, CSS, bash, JSON, Python, SQL) appears in the editor toolbar whenever the caret is inside a code block. The choice is stored as a Prism-style
language-*class on the<code>element — portable and theme-highlighter compatible — and drives language-aware syntax highlighting, including PHP$variablesand<?phptags. - Dark code surfaces: Code blocks in the editor and previews always render on a dark surface with a fixed highlight palette, so syntax colors are equally readable in light and dark themes.
- Theme installs: An "Add theme" flow on the Themes tab with a WordPress.org search picker (screenshot cards, install and activate in place) and zip upload via drag-and-drop or file picker.
- Redirects: A bundled Redirection adapter lists redirects (source, target, status code, hits, last access) straight from its redirection/v1 API, with enable, disable and delete actions via its bulk endpoints.
- Activity Log: A bundled Simple History adapter surfaces the audit log as a native Minn view — events with who/level/when columns, Warnings and Errors tabs, and detail modals — visibility following Simple History's own view capability.
- Plugin installs: An "Add plugin" modal on Extensions with a WordPress.org search picker (server-side proxy — the app never talks to external hosts), install/activate in place, and zip upload via drag-and-drop or file picker.
- AI Access: Your account now manages application passwords — create a revocable credential for an AI agent (shown once, with copy-password and copy-curl buttons) and revoke any credential — plus a generated agent guide: a markdown REST reference tailored to what's installed on the site (core routes, WooCommerce, Gravity Forms, ACF, Minn extras), ready to hand to a coding agent.
- Notifications: Individual notifications mark read on click and navigate to the thing they're about (comments → moderation, updates → Extensions, new users → Users).
- Featured images: A Featured image card in the editor sidebar with a thumbnail preview, set/replace via the media picker, and remove. Saves through the normal post save and autosave.
- Tables, verse and citations in the editor: Tables are now editable inline (insert a 2×2 via the
/menu, edit cells directly;hasFixedLayoutround-trips), verse and preformatted blocks keep their block type on save instead of becoming code blocks, and quote citations (<cite>) are preserved. - Theme management: Extensions gains a Themes tab with screenshots, active/update badges, activate (with confirmation), per-theme update, and delete for inactive themes.
- Traffic on the Overview: A new
minn_admin_trafficfilter lets analytics plugins power the Overview chart. When a provider is active, the Activity chart becomes a real Traffic chart (visitors per day/week with a source badge) and a Visitors stat card with a period-over-period delta leads the dashboard. Ships with adapters for Koko Analytics, WP Statistics, Burst Statistics and Independent Analytics, each reading the plugin's local tables directly; sites without an analytics plugin keep the Activity chart. Traffic bars stack pageviews behind visitors, and hovering any bar shows a Koko-style card with the date, visitors and pageviews (or event count on the Activity chart). - About Minn: A help icon in the topbar (and ⌘K entry) opens the philosophy page — what Minn is for, the AI-agent configuration model, and the no-lock-in guarantees — with links to the docs.
Fixed
- Plugin names are cleaned of keyword-stuffed suffixes everywhere ("Rank Math SEO", not "Rank Math SEO – AI SEO Tools to Dominate SEO Rankings") and HTML entities are decoded in wp.org search results; full names remain available on hover.
- Slash-menu inserts (table, divider, image) land at the top level of the document instead of nested inside the current block's wrapper, and wrapper divs created by contenteditable are serialized as their real child blocks instead of raw HTML.
- Stat cards flow into a single row regardless of count, and activity entries with invalid modified dates are skipped.
- Panels and modals no longer replay their entrance animation on every re-render — the notification panel opened with a double flash and flashed on tab switches, and the plugin-search modal flashed on each keystroke.
- Line breaks inside code blocks (entered as
<br>by the browser) are preserved when saving. - Classic-content saves now strip syntax-highlight decoration from code blocks before writing to the database.
- Elementor's internal post types (templates, floating elements) no longer appear as Content tabs.