WP Idea Stream registers an ideas custom post type with category-ideas and tag-ideas taxonomies and uses standard wp_comments for discussion and ratings. The public archive renders the feed for visitors. The WordPress admin offers a flat Posts-style list with no rating, comment count, or taxonomy columns.

SleekView reads the ideas CPT and joins it with the taxonomies and the comment data WP Idea Stream already produces. Title, status, category, tag, rating, comment count, author, and submission date sit as proper columns. Sort by comment count to find the most-discussed ideas, filter to a single category-ideas value, or scope to ideas with an average rating above four.

The plugin keeps owning the public stream, the submission form, and the rating widget. The table view becomes the moderation and review surface inside WP Admin, so the team running the stream finally has a per-row grid that matches how they actually triage.

WP Idea Stream gives a community a place to publish suggestions and discuss them, and the public archive does that job well. The maintainers running the project need the same data through a different surface. They need to scope to a category, surface the most-discussed threads, find ideas with a high rating average, or build a per-tag review before a roadmap meeting.

The archive cannot do that, and the Posts screen treats each idea as a flat row. SleekView reads the same ideas CPT, the category-ideas and tag-ideas taxonomies, and the comment data the plugin already produces, then renders the result as a queryable admin grid. The plugin keeps owning the community surface, while the maintainers get the per-row table that triage actually requires.