Add-ons
Free add-ons for the things docs need.
Writing documentation turns up problems that are not really documentation problems. Embedding video is one. Rather than pile them into WP Super Docs, each one ships as its own small plugin on WordPress.org, free, with no upsell and no feature held back.
Why separate plugins
Because the alternative is a slower, heavier WP Super Docs
Every feature folded into a core plugin is code that loads for people who will never use it. Splitting them out is not a limitation, it is the reason the main plugin stays quick.
Nothing loads that you did not ask for
If you do not host video, the video code is not on your server at all. Not disabled by a toggle, not sitting idle behind a check. Simply absent.
Fixes ship in days, not releases
A small plugin can be patched and pushed the same week. Bundled into the docs plugin, the same fix waits for whatever else is mid-development.
They work without us
These are ordinary WordPress plugins. They do not check for a licence, they do not require WP Super Docs, and they keep working if you stop using it.
Available now
The list, as it stands
Every one of these is free on WordPress.org with no premium version and nothing held back. Install the ones that solve a problem you actually have and ignore the rest.
Nahnu Video for Bunny Stream
Connects your Bunny Stream library to WordPress so you can drop a video into a doc with a block or a shortcode, instead of pasting an iframe and hoping the attributes are right.
All of them work on any WordPress site. None require WP Super Docs, and none check for it. Where a plugin needs an account somewhere else, like Bunny Stream, that is noted on its WordPress.org listing.
What comes next
Tell us what keeps slowing you down.
There is no roadmap with dates on it. These get built in the gaps between work on the main plugin, and what decides the order is how often the same problem turns up in support. The Bunny one exists because embedding video kept being annoying, and we needed it.
Free to suggest, whether or not you are a customer
The main event
The add-ons are free. The docs plugin is not.
WP Super Docs is the paid one, and it is where multi product documentation, versioning, search analytics, and the migration tooling live.
