Flux One – Command Bar

Description

Flux One adds a command bar to WordPress admin so you can complete common site-management tasks without digging through menus, screens, and settings pages.

Use Flux One to search, navigate, and trigger supported admin actions from one focused interface.

It is built for WordPress administrators, agencies, freelancers, WooCommerce managers, and site owners who want a faster way to operate WordPress.

Why use Flux One?

WordPress admin tasks often require too much clicking.

Flux One helps reduce that friction by giving you a command-driven interface for common workflows.

Instead of navigating through multiple admin screens, open the Flux One command bar, type what you need, and take action.

Key features

• Command bar interface inside WordPress admin
• Dashboard widget for quick access to operational actions
• Fast admin navigation and workflow shortcuts
• Command-style access to supported WordPress actions
• Cleaner workflow for repetitive site-management tasks
• Email aggregate and summary screen
• Optional AI-powered email summaries (Flux-connected processing when integrated) with urgent and important items surfaced first
• Designed for agencies, power users, and day-to-day site operators

Example workflows

Flux One is designed for common admin tasks such as:

• Finding and opening admin screens faster
• Running supported operational actions
• Reviewing outbound email activity
• Summarizing email content into a concise operational view
• Identifying urgent or important action items from email activity
• Reducing repetitive navigation inside wp-admin

AI email summaries

Flux One includes an email aggregate and summary interface.

With an active Flux Suite connection, Flux One can send captured outbound email content to Flux-hosted services for summarization into a clearer operational view, with urgent and important action items prioritized above the full summary. That processing runs on Flux infrastructure, not entirely inside the plugin.

This is useful for site owners and agencies who want better visibility into what their WordPress site is sending and which items may need attention.

Built for WordPress admin workflows

Flux One is not a replacement for WP-CLI or advanced developer tooling.

It is built for normal WordPress admin workflows where speed, clarity, and fewer clicks matter.

Flux Suite

Flux One can connect with Flux Suite to use Flux-hosted capabilities such as AI-powered summaries and future Flux workflow enhancements.

The core plugin provides command and dashboard workflow functionality. Licensed Flux Suite features add advanced intelligence and summarization capabilities.

Third-party libraries

This plugin bundles third-party libraries in the distributed build. Exact contents are defined by the build packaging process.

Bundled libraries include:

• Flux Plugins Common (Strauss-prefixed PHP in vendor-prefixed/stratease/flux-plugins-common/; runtime JS in src/assets/common/js/dist/) — license as included with the library.

External services

Flux One includes a shared Flux Plugins Common library that can communicate with the Flux Plugins API service for license validation/activation, compatibility checks, and optional hosted capabilities (for example AI-assisted summarization) when you use those features.

• Service: Flux Plugins API. Default base URL: https://api.fluxplugins.com. This may be overridden with FLUX_PLUGINS_COMMON_EXTERNAL_SERVICE_URL.
• When requests occur: when a license key is activated or validated, when compatibility checks are performed by the shared library, and when optional hosted features (such as AI-assisted summarization) request processing.
• Data sent may include: license key, account ID, site URL/domain (home_url()), and plugin version. See the ExternalApiClient implementation in the bundled common library.

Privacy policy: https://fluxplugins.com/privacy/

Terms of use: https://fluxplugins.com/terms-of-service/

Development / Build instructions

This plugin ships compiled JavaScript bundles in the WordPress.org package:

• assets/js/dist/* (Flux One admin UI)
• src/assets/common/js/dist/* (Flux Suite shared admin pages: License, Logs, Compatibility)

Human-readable source code for these bundles is available in repository: https://github.com/stratease/flux-one (WordPress.org listing slug: flux-one-command-bar; text domain matches that slug).

To rebuild bundles from source:

1. Install Node dependencies:
   • npm ci
2. Build Flux One admin UI bundles:
   • npm run build
   • Output: assets/js/dist/

The Flux Suite shared admin page bundles under src/assets/common/js/dist/ are built in the flux-plugins-common repository (npm run build) and copied into this plugin during Composer install/update via the copy-common-assets script (js/dist and images only).