Does it integrate with Google Calendar?
MVP includes ICS feed export and per-item “Add to Google Calendar” links. Two-way Google OAuth sync is on the roadmap — see GOOGLE-SETUP.md in the repository for current setup notes.
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MVP includes ICS feed export and per-item “Add to Google Calendar” links. Two-way Google OAuth sync is on the roadmap — see GOOGLE-SETUP.md in the repository for current setup notes.
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No. Planning only — no automated actions. 4WP Planner helps you organize work and due dates; it does not post to WordPress, social networks, or deploy plugins on your behalf.
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Not yet. Install from the GitHub repository. An official directory listing has not been submitted.
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No — early-stage development. The plugin is actively evolving (currently v0.3.0). APIs, admin screens, and calendar sync may change between releases. Use on staging or internal installs until we publish a stable roadmap.
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Yes — namespace fwpp/v1 with routes for projects, plans, items, calendars, insights, and meta. Useful for future dashboards or internal tooling; treat endpoints as unstable during early development.
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Items support typed work units — articles, plugin releases, social posts, tasks, and related studio work — grouped under projects and optional weekly, monthly, or quarterly plans.
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An internal WordPress admin tool for planning content, plugin releases, and calendar-driven work across projects, plans, and items. It is designed for studio workflows at 4WP.dev — not as a generic project-management SaaS replacement.
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