Site Remedy AI

Developed by Xpert Developerz - https://xpertdeveloperz.com/ Site Remedy AI is a local-first WordPress diagnostics, monitoring, and recovery toolkit built to help administrators understand what is happening when a site develops problems. WordPress issues can originate from plugin or theme changes, PHP errors, failed HTTP requests, database failures, scheduled activity, performance problems, or changes in the site's environment. Site Remedy AI brings diagnostic evidence together so administrators can investigate problems from one central interface instead of troubleshooting by guesswork. Diagnose WordPress Problems Faster Site Remedy AI helps collect and organize evidence useful for investigating:

• WordPress and PHP errors
• Request, API, and database failures
• Site health and environment information
• Performance evidence
• Plugin and theme changes
• Incident correlation
• Recovery verification
• Maintenance planning
• Scheduled reporting
• Privacy-conscious diagnostic handoff

The goal is to provide better evidence for troubleshooting while keeping decisions and maintenance actions under administrator control. Understand What Changed A WordPress site may begin failing after a plugin update, theme change, configuration adjustment, unexpected request, or another site event. Site Remedy AI records diagnostic and change evidence that can help administrators investigate what happened around an incident and identify useful relationships between errors, component activity, and site changes. It is designed to support troubleshooting decisions rather than promise automatic repair of every WordPress problem. Who Is Site Remedy AI For? Site Remedy AI can be useful for:

• WordPress administrators
• Developers and technical support teams
• Freelancers maintaining client websites
• WordPress agencies
• WooCommerce site administrators
• Site owners who need better diagnostic visibility

It is especially useful when understanding why a problem occurred is important for making a safe recovery or maintenance decision. Safety Model Site Remedy AI is designed around administrator-controlled troubleshooting and recovery.

• Evidence and deterministic analysis remain local by default.
• Plugin/theme maintenance and recovery actions require administrator confirmation.
• No unattended plugin/theme updates are performed.
• Diagnostic exports are administrator initiated and exclude credentials, API tokens, raw payloads, and other sensitive fields.
• Deactivation preserves evidence. Uninstall removes data only when the administrator explicitly selects full data removal in Site Remedy Settings.

1.57.2

• Improved the WordPress.org plugin description, feature overview, use cases, and FAQ.
• No functional plugin behavior changes.

1.57.1

• Replaced the nonstandard Recovery Bridge .template distribution file with a documented .txt runtime source file that is copied to index.php only when an administrator enables the bridge.
• Removed the direct error_reporting() call from the PHP error monitor while preserving respect for the site's configured PHP error mask.
• No feature scope changes.

1.57.0

• Renamed the plugin to Site Remedy AI and aligned the WordPress.org text domain with the proposed site-remedy-ai repository slug.
• Updated developer attribution and the WordPress.org contributor username.
• Completed the repository security review of state-changing requests, retaining capability and nonce verification for protected actions.
• Replaced the compressed Changes screen JavaScript with the maintained human-readable source used directly by the plugin.
• No new feature scope added.

1.56.1

• WordPress.org submission header correction: removed duplicate Plugin URI while retaining the Xpert Developerz Author URI.
• No functional behavior changes.

1.56.0

• WordPress.org submission-candidate compliance hardening.
• Clarified nonce-analysis exceptions for read-only navigation and diagnostic request classification while preserving capability checks on protected actions.
• Documented intentional production diagnostics hooks used for PHP error and source attribution monitoring.
• Finalized repository metadata, developer attribution, and short description.
• No new feature scope added.

1.54.0

• WordPress.org repository compatibility pass with the public plugin name and slug changed to Site Remedy AI / site-remedy-ai.
• Text domain aligned to the repository slug for translation compatibility.
• Restored and verified the non-executable Emergency Recovery Bridge runtime template; no standalone executable PHP runtime is shipped inside the plugin directory.
• Documented intentional uncached queries against Site Remedy's own diagnostic tables for WordPress Coding Standards.
• Reduced repository-check noise around internally controlled table identifiers while preserving prepared values and current diagnostic evidence.
• Kept Xpert Developerz attribution and https://xpertdeveloperz.com/ in plugin metadata.
• No new monitoring, incident, maintenance, or recovery feature behavior was added.

1.53.0

• WordPress.org submission-candidate hardening based on Plugin Check findings.
• Improved repository metadata, escaping, nonce/input handling, date handling and prepared LIKE queries.
• Recovery Bridge runtime moved to a non-executable template that is materialized only when explicitly enabled by an administrator.

1.52.0

• WordPress.org repository-preparation release with expanded licensing, privacy, external-service, FAQ, and recovery documentation.
• Added GPLv2 license file and retained administrator-controlled maintenance/recovery and no-telemetry defaults.

1.51.0

• First production release after the validated v1.50.0 regression cycle.
• Finalized production packaging, installation guidance, rollout guidance, and data-lifecycle documentation.