Flying Scripts works by matching strings in the source of every script tag against a configurable list of keywords. Anything that matches is delayed until user interaction or a global timeout fires. Configuration lives in the flying_scripts_settings option (the keyword list and the timeout). The admin is a single settings screen with a textarea and a number field. There is no overview screen counting keywords, no breakdown by keyword length, and no audit trail of changes.

SleekView Charts reads the flying_scripts_settings option as a flat rule set and renders the data as chart cards. A Number card counts delay keywords. A Donut splits keywords across short, medium, and long buckets by character length. A Bar ranks the most-edited keywords by update frequency. An Area chart trends configuration changes over time, useful for tying keyword edits to specific releases.

Flying Scripts keeps matching keywords and delaying scripts on the front-end exactly as before. SleekView Charts is read-only against the option store, so the delay behavior stays authoritative. Saved chart views can be scoped per role, useful for letting a developer audit the keyword list without changing the global timeout.

Flying Scripts is intentionally small: a keyword list, a timeout, and a buffer interceptor that delays anything matching until the user interacts. The simplicity is the point. The trade-off is that a textarea and a number field cannot answer questions like how many keywords exist, which are overly generic, or how often the list has been edited during a release cycle.

SleekView Charts reads the flying_scripts_settings option and renders that data as chart cards on a single dashboard. The plugin keeps delaying scripts exactly as before; SleekView Charts gives the team a shared screen to read configuration health, scoped per role, and embeddable on the frontend for stakeholders without admin access.