We’re constantly making CommandUI better

We’ve expanded the copy ID/permalink functionality introduced in version 1.3.0 to make it even more accessible throughout WordPress. You can now copy post IDs and permalinks directly from:

• The frontend while viewing any post
• The post editor interface while making changes

Added convenient copy options to Post Type Search results. You can now instantly copy post permalinks and IDs directly from the search interface, making it easier to reference or share content.

We’ve added two convenient “Jump To” actions that let you navigate directly to content when you only have an ID:

• Use the global shortcut “jp” or “ju” to open these new actions
• Simply paste any post ID or user ID
• Instantly access either:
  • The admin edit page
  • The frontend page (when available)

No more searching by name or slug – go straight to what you need with just an ID!

Version 1.2.0 gives the CommandUI in-app interface a much-needed facelift. The layout stays the same, but the design is cleaner and more refined throughout.

No more manual uploads. From now on, all updates will happen automatically inside WordPress using the native WordPress update functionality.

After debugging more than once why some URLs were not working as expected, I got tired of manually doing the “Settings > Permalinks > Save Twice” ritual. No more.

Instantly Troubleshoot Customer Issues with the new User Switching integration that lets you jump between users directly from the search. No-brainer for anyone using WooCommerce, EDD, LMS, or similar plugins.

You can now edit any custom post type that uses Elementor directly from within CommandUI.

For every single page/post/CPT that Bricks renders, you can now see exactly which Bricks templates were used to render the final output and immediately jump to edit them.

In addition to Bricks and WooCommerce, CommandUI can now search across all nested settings tabs of Elementor, Yoast SEO, and LS Cache.

You can now hide the admin bar just for your browser in the frontend and just use CommandUI for everything you previously used it for (quick access, etc.)

Added a popular feature request: the ability to disable all global shortcuts, and just use the default CMD/CTRL+k combination to open CommandUI.

CommandUI now correctly detects if character conversions are triggered with the Enter key, and will not fire the currently active action.