About this plugin
AIFQ Site Review helps you make sense of a WordPress site before you change something, call a developer, or simply want to know what deserves attention. It reviews selected local WordPress signals and turns them into practical decisions: what needs attention now, what is worth reviewing, what can wait, and who is best placed to handle it. Use AIFQ Site Review when you: take over or inherit a WordPress site want a second opinion before making technical changes have updated plugins, themes, hosting or site configuration are preparing or checking maintenance work need to know what to ask your developer or hosting provider want a clearer picture without working through a long technical checklist What you get AIFQ Site Review keeps the main review focused on the decisions that matter: a calm Site status overview a recommended first or next step clear Needs attention and Worth reviewing sections plain-language explanations for technical findings an “If left as-is” explanation where useful “Best handled by” guidance for each finding a copyable review summary a copyable message for your developer or hosting provider Since your last review context for meaningful New, Resolved and newly reviewable checks Mark as reviewed, so acknowledged findings can leave the active recommendations without being presented as fixed Decision Memory for selected findings, so you can record why you chose to keep, defer or hand off a setup and retain that context for a later review an All checks view when you want the technical detail behind the summary Why keep AIFQ installed? A WordPress review is a point-in-time view, while the site keeps changing. Plugins and themes are updated, maintenance work is carried out, hosting settings can change and new configuration can be introduced. Keeping AIFQ installed means you can run another review later with useful local continuity instead of starting from zero every time. For selected findings, a saved Decision can also preserve the reason you chose to keep, defer or hand off the setup. AIFQ is not designed as a generic activity log or surveillance dashboard. Its job is to help make each review clearer and more useful. Local-first by design The current version works locally inside WordPress. Review analysis is not sent to an external AIFQ service, and the plugin does not include telemetry or usage tracking. AIFQ Site Review is deliberately not a replacement for dedicated security, backup, caching, SEO, performance-testing or maintenance tools. Its job is to help you understand local setup signals and make a clearer next decision. Privacy AIFQ Site Review is local-first: No external API calls are made by this version for review analysis. No telemetry or usage tracking is included. Review results, reviewed status, saved Decision Memory choices and optional context notes, and selected technical continuity data are stored locally in the WordPress database. WooCommerce customer records, orders and payment data are not read for review findings. User email addresses are not included in review output. Passwords, API keys, WordPress salts and secret credentials are not collected or reported. A small number of account-related checks use limited local facts, such as whether the username admin exists, aggregate administrator counts and aggregate Application Password counts. These checks do not report user email addresses or password values. AIFQ Site Review does not provide a cloud dashboard and does not send this local review history to AIFQ. Important limits AIFQ Site Review provides practical indications, not guarantees. It is not: a full security audit a malware scanner a vulnerability database scanner a firewall a live speed test or PageSpeed tool a speed or uptime guarantee a backup solution an automatic fixer a replacement for a developer, hosting provider or maintenance provider Some hosting, CDN, caching, security and infrastructure behavior cannot be known reliably from inside WordPress. Where AIFQ cannot know something with reasonable certainty, findings should be treated as context to verify rather than proof of an external server condition. AIFQ Site Review helps you understand setup signals and prepare better questions for the right person. It does not provide custom support for fixing individual websites. Translation status AIFQ Site Review is currently English-first. User-facing plugin strings use WordPress translation functions and can be translated through the WordPress.org translation platform.