The plugin details side panel turns routine maintenance into something you can finish in context. Instead of bouncing between WordPress screens to remember what a plugin does or where to manage it, FleekDash opens a focused drawer with structured details and shortcuts so you stay inside the same fast UI you already use everywhere else.
What's New
Full plugin profile in the title bar: version, author, dependencies context, activation state, and the narrative details you need to decide “keep, update, or replace”, presented in a readable layout tuned for the FleekDash design system (light/dark included).
Quick links that respect your workflow: jump to WordPress.org, support or documentation URLs when the plugin exposes them, and other high-intent actions without hunting through classic admin menus.
Side-by-side with the plugins table: open the panel from the listing, skim facts, act, and dismiss, no full-page detour that breaks your maintenance rhythm.
What's Improved
Cleaner layout for agencies: operators juggling dozens of extensions get a single, repeatable surface for “what is this plugin and where do I go next?”, especially during audits and handoffs.
Why it matters
Answering 'what does this plugin actually do on this site' used to mean opening the plugin page, the wp.org listing, and sometimes the readme. The side panel puts metadata, status, changelog, and quick links in one overlay -- so audits and client questions take seconds instead of a tab-switching expedition.
