When should I create a plugin?
Create a plugin for larger or reusable functionality: REST endpoints, shortcodes, admin tools, WooCommerce extensions, or logic that should stay independent from the theme.
LeonLab features
Create custom capabilities, publish targeted changes, and run recurring WordPress tasks without constantly switching between a code editor, FTP, and wp-admin.
Deploy results
3 sites · 1 snippet · just now
Four paths. One platform.
From a new plugin idea to a direct action on a connected website, Leon helps you create, review, and run changes in a controlled way.
Create once. Publish with intent.
Your plugins, snippets, and theme adjustments stay stored in LeonLab. Choose which connected projects should receive a version.
maintenance-banner.php
Generated just now · 1 snippet
Connected projects
leon-de.show
DE store
leon-en.shop
EN shop
leon-fr.shop
FR shop
Orientation
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View use casesQuick answers about which workflow fits which WordPress task.
Create a plugin for larger or reusable functionality: REST endpoints, shortcodes, admin tools, WooCommerce extensions, or logic that should stay independent from the theme.
A snippet is enough for small, clearly scoped changes such as hooks, redirects, role logic, or short adjustments that do not need a full plugin.
Live Actions are prepared and verified tasks Leon runs on a connected WordPress site, such as managing users, checking data, or starting recurring workflows.
Yes. Choose which connected projects should receive a version and review the result for each project.
Yes. You can inspect generated code, use relevant tests or previews, and publish changes only when they are ready for your project.
Next task
Describe your goal. Leon helps you choose the right workflow and make the change in a controlled way.