AIFQ Site Review
| 开发者 | aifq |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月17日 04:55 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
AIFQ Site Review is the clean second opinion for WordPress.
It helps site owners understand what needs attention, why it matters, and who should handle it — the site owner, a developer, or the hosting provider.
AIFQ Site Review is especially useful when a WordPress site has many plugins, Elementor, WooCommerce, caching questions, maintenance pressure or unclear technical responsibility.
Instead of giving you a long technical checklist, AIFQ Site Review focuses on practical clarity:
- a recommended first or next step
- clear attention points and improvement opportunities
- plain-language explanations
- "Best handled by" labels for each finding
- a copyable summary
- a copyable message for your developer or hosting provider
- a clearer view of what changed since the previous review
- reviewed findings you can move out of the recommended steps without changing the raw score
安装:
- In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins > Add New.
- Search for "AIFQ Site Review".
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Open AIFQ Site Review from the admin menu.
- Click Scan website.
- Download the plugin ZIP from WordPress.org.
- Upload it via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, or upload the extracted folder to
/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate AIFQ Site Review in WordPress.
- Open AIFQ Site Review from the admin menu and click Scan website.
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常见问题:
Does AIFQ Site Review send scan data externally?
No. This version runs local checks inside WordPress and does not send scan data to an external service.
Does AIFQ Site Review fix issues automatically?
No. AIFQ Site Review is a clarity and second-opinion tool. It explains signals and next steps, but it does not automatically change your website.
Who is AIFQ Site Review for?
AIFQ Site Review is for WordPress site owners, WooCommerce store owners, freelancers, agencies and hosting/support teams who want a clearer second opinion before making changes or asking for help.
Does AIFQ Site Review provide custom support for my website?
No. AIFQ Site Review helps you understand setup signals and prepare better questions for your developer or hosting provider. It does not provide custom support for fixing individual websites.
What should I do after a scan?
Start with the recommended first or next step. Then use the "Best handled by" label to decide whether the item is best handled by you, your developer, your hosting provider, or both.
Is AIFQ Site Review a security scanner or malware scanner?
No. AIFQ Site Review can show basic security-related setup signals, but it is not a vulnerability scanner, malware scanner, firewall or full security audit.
Is AIFQ Site Review a speed test?
No. AIFQ Site Review does not run live speed tests or replace tools such as PageSpeed Insights, WebPageTest or GTmetrix. It reviews setup signals that can affect maintainability, complexity and performance expectations.
Does AIFQ Site Review guarantee that my site is secure, fast or fully optimized?
No. AIFQ Site Review provides practical indications based on local WordPress data. It does not guarantee security, performance or complete optimization.
Can AIFQ Site Review detect hosting backups, server-side caching or CDN behavior?
Not reliably from inside WordPress. Where those signals are uncertain, AIFQ Site Review should present them as things to verify rather than hard facts.
更新日志:
1.9.0
- Retention and dashboard-flow release for the free version.
- Promotes scan comparison into a clearer What changed since your last review module.
- Adds Last checked wording so users know when the site was last reviewed.
- Improves the first-scan and all-clear states to encourage rechecking after plugin, theme or hosting changes.
- Adds Mark as reviewed for attention findings, with a separate Marked as reviewed section and Show as active again action.
- Reviewed findings are removed from recommended steps but never counted as resolved and never change the raw score.
- Adds severity-upgrade-only resurfacing for reviewed findings.
- Reduces dashboard repetition with a shorter action-first flow, moved handoff buttons and a clearer recommended-step pointer.
- Adds compact category selector controls with full-width category details and improved category navigation.
- Polishes secondary sections such as Marked as reviewed, Checks that look good and About with cleaner disclosure controls.
- Cleans up the admin icon system and applies final visual calibration for feature, category, score-row and Local-first icons.
- No new checks, score model changes, scheduled scans, external calls, telemetry, Pro features, AI, PageSpeed, PDF export or automatic fixes.
- UX, Accuracy & Handoff Foundation release.
- Redesigns the scan dashboard around clearer briefing sections, recommended steps, top opportunities and a more prominent Already in good shape section.
- Introduces calmer finding cards with improved severity styling, neutral Best handled by labels and better expanded details.
- Adds cluster-aware presentation for complex plugin setup and WooCommerce background task signals, while keeping child signal details visible.
- Improves Since last scan comparison logic so cluster presentation changes do not appear as false new or resolved findings.
- Makes Copy Summary and developer/host messages cluster-aware.
- Keeps v1.7.1 XML-RPC signal accuracy and interaction polish.
- No external calls, telemetry, Pro features, AI, PageSpeed, PDF export or automatic fixes.
- Clarity and handoff copy update.
- Score framing is calmer and clearer, with less panic language around setup signals.
- Plugin-count findings now better distinguish between a practical signal and a problem.
- WooCommerce complexity is framed as normal for many stores rather than a default issue.
- Copy Summary, developer/host handoff wording and WordPress.org installation instructions were improved.
- No detection logic, scoring model, UI, CSS, external service or telemetry changes.
- Renamed plugin to AIFQ Site Review and changed slug/text domain to
aifq-site-review. - Replaced old internal prefixes with
aifq_sr_,aifq-sr-,AIFQ_SR_andaifqSrI18n. - Removed an unnecessary direct include of a WordPress admin theme file.
- No new checks, scoring changes, UI redesign, external calls or telemetry.
- Plugin Check cleanup for WordPress.org submission.
- Removed manual translation loading for WordPress.org-hosted translations.
- Added translator comments for placeholder strings.
- Improved escaping visibility for internal UI markup.
- Removed the root privacy markdown file from the plugin package.
- Kept checks, scoring, UI, CSS, JavaScript and product behavior unchanged.
- Renamed the product to AIFQ Site Review for WordPress.org availability.
- WordPress.org readiness and positioning pass.
- Updated first-run and hero copy around AIFQ Site Review as the clean second opinion for WordPress.
- Emphasized what needs attention, why it matters and who should handle it.
- Added clearer support boundaries and FAQ entries.
- Renamed copy buttons to clarify the audience of each copied text.
- No new checks, scoring changes, cluster changes, CSS redesign, external calls or telemetry.
- Added a small debug/development cluster proof of concept.
- Combines related production debug findings into one clearer attention point when WP_DEBUG, SAVEQUERIES and a non-empty WordPress error log are active together.
- No new checks, UI sections, CSS changes, scoring model changes, external calls or telemetry.
- Full copy audit and beginner clarity pass.
- Safer wording for debug logs, revisions, plain permalinks, PHP memory and SAVEQUERIES.
- Removed handler labels from the external developer/host message to keep support tickets clearer.
- Clarified object cache, WooCommerce mail delivery, XML-RPC and security-plugin guidance.
- Updated readme positioning and privacy wording.
- No new checks, scoring changes, detection changes, CSS changes, external calls or telemetry.
- Added high-confidence local checks for SAVEQUERIES, default admin username and public user registration.
- Added WooCommerce email-delivery and Action Scheduler status signals without reading order, customer or payment data.
- Added a multiple page builders signal using exact active plugin slugs.
- Kept public registration and WooCommerce mail delivery as improvement opportunities rather than hard problems.
- Used safe Action Scheduler COUNT queries on status columns only; no action payloads or order data are read.
- No external calls, telemetry, broad plugin-overlap expansion, scan history, reports or Pro features.
- Improved recommended-step priority so scenario-specific setup issues can outrank generic hardening checks.
- Clarified object-cache wording to explain that object caching is separate from normal page caching and is not always needed.
- Made caching terminology more conservative with “No clear caching layer detected” display wording.
- Strengthened database/autoload safety copy for beginners.
- Added extra low Setup health context explaining that Setup health is not a live speed test.
- No new checks, scoring model changes, broad detection expansion, external calls or telemetry.
- Added “Best handled by” labels for attention points and opportunities.
- Added a copyable message for developer/host handoff.
- Added environment-type context for safer staging/development handling.
- Added checks for WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY, Site URL/Home URL mismatch and object-cache drop-in opportunities.
- Kept the release local-first with no external calls, telemetry or custom database tables.
- Fixed opportunity review-time translation coverage.
- Aligned resolved-opportunity wording with the rest of the scan comparison language.
- Made the first-scan comparison prompt more action-oriented.
- Removed unused internal helper code and an unused variable.
- Fixed a minor passed-check title map mismatch.
- No design changes, scan logic changes, scoring changes or external calls.
- Shortened the score context below the score.
- Changed the top action label to Recommended next step when there are no important issues.
- Made See all findings below more action-like and softened the repeated current-signal line.
- Improved good-score summary wording and issue-card Review time spacing.
- No scoring changes, no detection changes, no new features and no external calls.
- Renamed visible category labels from Performance/Security to Setup health/Security signals while keeping internal category keys unchanged.
- Added score context near the score and removed the prominent potential-points card.
- Moved the recommended first step higher in the status card and simplified the top summary counts.
- Replaced the remaining-attention-count message with a calmer See all findings below note.
- Added a Review time label to issue-card time estimates.
- Improved user-facing copy and added safer developer/host guidance for technical items.
- No scoring changes, no detection changes, no CSS refactor, no new features and no external calls.
- Wrapped natural issue text prose in render_natural_issue_text() with gettext.
- Added reusable translated labels for Advice: and Technical detail:.
- Kept HTML structure outside translation strings and escaped translated prose.
- No design changes, no scoring changes, no detection changes and no copy changes.
- Wrapped finding recommendations in gettext via display_issue_recommendation().
- Wrapped issue previews in gettext via issue_preview().
- Wrapped helper explanation strings in gettext via issue_simple_explanation() and issue_if_ignored().
- Wrapped first-action reason strings in gettext via short_action_reason().
- Added missing recommendation cases for inactive_plugins_soft and inactive_themes_soft.
- Updated the translation template for the new plain-string msgids.
- No design changes, no scoring changes, no detection changes and no copy changes.
- Wrapped attention-point titles in gettext via display_issue_title().
- Wrapped first-action titles in gettext via short_action_title().
- Updated the translation template for the new title strings.
- No design changes, no scoring changes, no detection changes and no copy changes.
- Removed the unused score_gain field and helper parameter from issue and suggestion creation.
- Rendered issue time estimates live instead of reading stored scan text, improving old-scan compatibility for future translation work.
- Split the shared Elementor add-on key into elementor_addons_many and elementor_addons_several while preserving old scan compatibility.
- Added translation wrappers for issue time-estimate strings.
- No design changes, no scoring changes, no new detection features and no external calls.
- Added Domain Path to the plugin header.
- Removed an unused internal method (render_area_change_pills).
- Added no_cache_layer to the conflict-group map for consistency.
- No design changes, no scan logic changes and no external calls.
- Fixed the Copy Summary call site after the 1.2.8 i18n refactor so Since last scan and Main attention point receive the correct data again.
- No design changes, no scan logic changes and no external calls.
- Made Copy Summary strings translation-ready.
- Added FAQ, Screenshots and Upgrade Notice sections to readme.txt.
- Improved title_to_key() fallback so unmapped future titles get a unique sanitized key instead of generic.
- Removed a duplicate transient deletion.
- Fixed memory_to_mb() indentation.
- Added a basic aifq-site-review.pot translation template.
- No design changes, no scan logic changes and no external calls.
- Added the new WooCommerce cache finding title to the stable key map while keeping the legacy title for old scans.
- Bumped Tested up to to WordPress 7.0 after testing.
- No design changes, no new checks and no external calls.
- Cleaned public package readmes and privacy text.
- Softened WooCommerce cache detection to "No caching plugin detected for WooCommerce" and lowered it to medium severity.
- Lowered large-image sample severity from high to medium.
- Reordered first-action priority so HTTPS and core updates rank above WooCommerce cache conflicts.
- Aligned backup-related passed-check key mapping.
- No design changes, no external calls and no new database tables.
- Improved autoloaded-options detection for modern WordPress autoload values.
- Included multisite network-active plugins in plugin detection.
- Made file-editor detection consistent with DISALLOW_FILE_MODS.
- Improved XML-RPC detection by respecting WordPress-level filters and lowered its first-action priority.
- Made large-image sample checking deterministic by scanning the most recent media sample.
- Renamed the backup opportunity to "No known backup plugin found".
- Stored new scan timestamps as Unix timestamps while preserving legacy date support.
- Added a stable key for the "No cache layer detected" attention point.
- Corrected Elementor add-on counting so Elementor core and Pro are not counted as add-ons.
- Excluded the required parent theme of an active child theme from inactive theme counting.
- Made backup, update, large-image and HTTPS copy more conservative.
- Lowered XML-RPC severity from medium to low and clarified that server-level blocks may still exist.
- Renamed the Health display label to Site basics.
- Simplified category subtitles so they focus on attention points and opportunities.
- Removed passed-check details from category accordions.
- Kept the global Looks good section as the single place for passed checks.
- Fixed Since last scan area-score deltas rendering as separate micro-pills.
- Rebuilt the 1.2 branch from the approved 1.1.10 visual baseline and refreshed admin asset versions.
- Added smarter scan insights, View changes, improved Copy Summary and refined inactive plugin/theme thresholds.
- Approved visual/design baseline.
- Internal foundation baseline.