SiteCheck Pro AutoFix

SiteCheck Pro AutoFix securely connects your WordPress website to the SiteCheck Pro platform, allowing approved website improvements to be applied automatically and verified. After authorizing the connection, SiteCheck Pro can safely improve supported website elements including:

• Meta descriptions
• Title tags
• Image alternative text
• Canonical URLs
• Organization Schema
• AI crawler directives
• Security baseline headers

Every supported repair follows SiteCheck Pro's Do No Harm philosophy. Only approved improvements that can be safely automated are applied, preserving the integrity of your website while reducing hours of manual optimization. After AutoFix completes, SiteCheck Pro performs a verification audit and generates an Optimization Completion Guide identifying any remaining improvements that require manual attention, along with specific, easy-to-follow instructions for completing each one. The result is a complete record of what was repaired automatically, what was verified successfully, and exactly what remains to achieve the best possible website performance.

1. Install and activate SiteCheck Pro AutoFix.
2. Connect the website from the SiteCheck Pro dashboard.
3. Approve the WordPress authorization request.
4. SiteCheck Pro securely pairs the plugin with the website.
5. Confirm that the website displays as connected in SiteCheck Pro.

No WordPress login password needs to be entered into SiteCheck Pro.

0.5.5

• Completed the authenticated Security Baseline AutoFix workflow.
• Security headers are now applied only after the Security Baseline is enabled.
• Added the missing Security Baseline REST callback for SiteCheck Pro AutoFix.
• Uses a conservative HSTS baseline without includeSubDomains or preload.

0.5.4

• Improved JSON-LD output safety by using WordPress-standard JSON encoding.
• Removed unsafe unescaped-slash encoding flags from schema output.
• Reviewed all plugin output locations for context-appropriate escaping.

0.5.2

• Added secure administrator-authorized pairing.
• Added canonical WordPress.org package structure.
• Removed the obsolete self-install endpoint.
• Preserved the plugin header as the single version source.