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Proactive Site Advisor – Privacy‑First Anomaly Alerts

开发者 sitealerts
zheynlab
更新时间 2026年9月23日 18:16
PHP版本: 7.4 及以上
WordPress版本: 7.1
版权: GPL-2.0-or-later
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bot detection 404 errors site monitoring anomaly detection traffic alerts

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详情介绍:

Your site talks. Don't wait until it screams. Most site problems — ranking drops, broken links, bot attacks — don't show up in your dashboard. They simmer silently until a visitor complains or your SEO takes a hit. Proactive Site Advisor acts as your first line of defense. It starts collecting daily traffic, 404, and bot data immediately after activation, builds a 7-day baseline to understand your site's normal patterns, and then alerts you as soon as something deviates from that baseline. No Google Analytics needed. No external services. No complicated dashboards. Just clear, actionable alerts inside WordPress. What Proactive Site Advisor Does (and Doesn't Do) Does: Why Proactive Site Advisor? Alerts you can actually act on When an anomaly is detected, you don't just get a number. You get a human-readable summary that tells you what changed, what it means, and exactly what to check next. Here’s a real example of a traffic drop alert:
Traffic — August 2, 2026 Traffic dropped 41% Your human traffic decreased sharply compared to recent activity. What this means: A decrease in human traffic means fewer real visitors reached your site compared to your normal activity. This does not always indicate a problem and can happen after website changes, availability issues, visibility changes, broken links, or changes in visitor behavior. Why this alert? The decrease exceeded your configured threshold of 30% by a significant margin, indicating an unusual deviation from your recent traffic pattern. Today: 445 · 7-day average: 754 · Change: -41% Pattern: This alert has appeared for the second consecutive day. Related activity: Detected together with: 404 Errors, Bot Activity. What you should check next: - Verify that your most important pages are available and responding correctly. - Review major recent changes, migrations, deployments, or settings updates that may have affected visitor access. - Check that your site is loading normally and important pages are accessible. - Review recent content updates, deleted posts, or changes to important pages.
404 alerts include the top 3 broken URLs with fix suggestions. Bot alerts list the top 3 crawlers by name with visit counts and context. This is just the beginning. The free plugin will keep improving with new read‑only integrations and detection refinements, while more advanced anomaly types — like slow page detection and server error surge detection — are planned for the Pro version. Built for privacy and performance The plugin never phones home. All data is collected, summarized, and stored inside your own database. We use lightweight tables that hold only the last 7 days of aggregated metrics. No personal visitor data is ever saved. No cookies. No front‑end scripts. GDPR‑friendly by design. Zero‑configuration monitoring Install, activate, done. The plugin starts logging data from day one and begins anomaly detection after a 7-day baseline period. No API keys, no tracking codes, no setup wizard. Optional settings are available under Site Advisor → Settings if you want to customize alert thresholds or email notifications. Features Privacy & Performance by Design Who is Proactive Site Advisor for? Watch a Quick Demo Watch the demo

安装:

  1. Download the plugin zip file.
  2. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
  3. Choose the zip file and click Install Now, then Activate.
  4. Visit the new Site Advisor menu in your admin sidebar.
That's it. No required configuration, no API connections to set up. Proactive Site Advisor starts collecting data immediately. Optional settings are available under Site Advisor → Settings if you want to customize thresholds or email alerts.

屏幕截图:

  • Traffic drop alert – percentage change, impact summary, and action checklist.
  • 404 surge alert with top 3 broken URLs and hit counts.
  • Bot alert with top 3 bot names and percentage change.
  • Detection thresholds and alert toggles in the settings screen.
  • Daily email digest settings and sample email content.

升级注意事项:

1.2.5 Adds detection for HeadlessChrome brand in Sec-CH-UA and internal Next.js middleware headers. Safe automatic update. 1.2.4 Fixed missing traffic spike icons in warning and critical email alerts. Safe automatic update. 1.2.3 Improved alert display consistency – top items (404 URLs, bot names) now always show the 3 most frequent entries. Safe automatic update. 1.2.2 Alert metadata now uses the correct metrics for each alert type, improving accuracy and consistency across alerts. afe automatic update. 1.2.1 Improved email sender identification for daily digest notifications with a dedicated sender name and email address. Safe automatic update. 1.2.0 New daily email digest and three-level severity for traffic spike alerts. Safe automatic update. 1.1.1 New bot detection signals, alert patterns, and related-activity context. Safe automatic update – review alert threshold settings. 1.1.0 New settings page for managing alerts and thresholds, plus major bot detection improvements including behavioral analysis, Firefox client-hints support, and a cleaner scoring architecture. Safe automatic update – review the new settings to customize your alert thresholds. 1.0.8 Atomic burst detection, retroactive bot pageview correction, and PHP 8.1+ fixes. Safe automatic update. 1.0.7 Fine-tuned bot fingerprinting for better precision. Safe automatic update – no action needed. 1.0.6 Daily metrics now stored in durable DB to prevent data loss on cache clear. Fixed bot classification for local dev. Improved bot detection accuracy with fewer false positives. Optimized cache handling. Safe auto-update – no action needed. 1.0.5 Fixes a critical table creation bug on activation and adds 1500+ new bot signatures. Detection accuracy improved. Safe automatic update – no manual action required. 1.0.4 Adds bot traffic detection, bot anomaly alerts, and new dashboard cards. Includes database schema changes (new columns). Safe automatic update. 1.0.3 Makes alert messages translation‑ready and removes a redundant database column. Safe automatic update. 1.0.2 Added RTL support for the admin dashboard. Safe automatic update. 1.0.1 Removes duplicate digest entries and adds 404 change percentage. Safe automatic update. 1.0.0 Initial release.

常见问题:

Will the plugin fix problems automatically?

No. It's an advisor, not an autopilot. It tells you what's wrong and what to check, so you stay in full control.

Where does the traffic and 404 data come from?

The plugin hooks into WordPress to log page views and 404 errors. Data is aggregated daily and old raw logs are deleted – only the summarized metrics stay.

When do the scans happen?

At the end of each day, via WordPress Cron. You don't need to click anything.

How does it know something is wrong?

It compares yesterday's numbers to the average of the previous 7 days. A significant deviation triggers an alert. During the first 7 days after activation, the plugin only builds the baseline and does not generate alerts. Anomaly alerts can appear from day 8 onward.

Why don't I see alerts immediately after activation?

The plugin needs 7 full days of data to understand your site's normal traffic, 404, and bot patterns. After that baseline is built, it starts comparing daily values and generating alerts only when thresholds are exceeded.

What exactly does a 404 alert show?

The three most-hit broken URLs from that day, with the number of hits and a plain‑English suggestion (e.g., "Set up a redirect from /old-page to /new-page").

What does a bot alert show?

The top three bot names (like Googlebot, AhrefsBot) with visit counts and context on whether their activity is unusual.

Will you add more alert types and integrations?

Absolutely. Upcoming free releases will add read‑only integrations with popular analytics plugins such as WP Statistics, Burst Statistics, MonsterInsights, and Site Kit by Google. Later free security signal integrations are planned for Wordfence and Solid Security. Advanced anomaly types like slow page detection and server error surge detection are planned for the Pro version.

Is it free?

The core plugin is and will remain free, licensed under GPL-2.0-or-later. A Pro version with advanced features is planned for the future, which will help support ongoing development.

Does it affect site speed?

No. The plugin has zero front‑end footprint. All processing happens in the background after page load, using efficient database queries. Your visitors won't notice it.

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