Minuttes

Minuttes is a monitoring layer for Action Scheduler, built for store owners and agencies that need visibility into the background processing their stores depend on.

It pairs with the hosted dashboard at minuttes.com, but the plugin works standalone — use it as a GraphQL API for Action Scheduler, a drop-in way to reduce Action Scheduler's log volume, or a settings screen that detects bundled Action Scheduler conflicts between plugins. It also offers a stop button to suspend the Action Scheduler queue. Every capability is exposed over WP-CLI (wp minuttes ...), so operators, scripts, and AI agents can drive it straight from the terminal.

minuttes.com is an optional, paid subscription and is not required. The plugin's own features — the GraphQL API, the WP-CLI command suite, queue suspend/resume, the critical-only logger, and conflict detection — work on their own, for free. Features marked (via minuttes.com) add the hosted dashboard, and connecting to it always requires explicit authorization on your site.

Features

• Built-in GraphQL API for Action Scheduler — query queue status, job statistics, database metrics, stuck claims, WP-Cron, and WooCommerce Subscription data for your own integrations and tooling
• Complete WP-CLI command suite (wp minuttes ...) — read queue status, statistics, hooks, groups, database usage, logs, WP-Cron and subscriptions, and control the queue, logger, stuck claims, and hook/group blocking from the terminal; every read command supports --format=json for scripts and AI agents
• Suspend and resume the Action Scheduler queue
• Switch to a critical-only logger that keeps only errors and failures, cutting Action Scheduler log writes and keeping the database lean
• Detect multiple bundled copies of Action Scheduler across installed plugins
• Track queue status, job statistics, and failing actions (via minuttes.com)
• View Action Scheduler database usage (via minuttes.com)
• Monitor WP-Cron events and WooCommerce subscription status changes (via minuttes.com)
• Trigger WP-Cron on a fixed schedule — every 1, 5, or 15 minutes — so subscription renewals and queues run on time even on low-traffic sites (via minuttes.com)
• Rate limit or block specific hooks and groups (via minuttes.com)
• Visualize queue health with action count history and trend tracking (via minuttes.com)
• Automatically delete completed, failed, or cancelled actions on a recurring schedule (via minuttes.com)
• Detect and automatically clear stuck claims that block queue processing (via minuttes.com)

Credits

This plugin bundles the following third-party library:

• webonyx/graphql-php – MIT License