Abilities API, DataViews workspaces, Command Palette, and opt-in AI explanations.
WordPress 7 sites get several platform integrations at no cost to older installs. Everything here is feature-detected, so the plugin runs identically on WordPress 6.3 without them. The minimum supported version stays 6.3.
Nine operations are registered with the Abilities API, which makes them available to WordPress's own tooling and to AI clients that speak it.
| Ability | Requires | Read-only |
|---|---|---|
functionalities/get-module-status | manage_options | Yes |
functionalities/run-diagnostics | manage_options | Yes |
functionalities/scan-assumptions | manage_options | Yes |
functionalities/check-content-integrity | edit_post for that post | Yes |
functionalities/preview-redirect-import | manage_options | Yes |
functionalities/create-redirect | manage_options | No |
functionalities/create-task | manage_options | No |
functionalities/toggle-module | manage_options | No |
functionalities/explain-finding | manage_options | No |
See Security & Privacy for how these permissions are enforced.
Redirect Manager, its bounded 404 activity log, and Task Manager each gain a DataViews workspace: searchable, sortable, filterable tables with DataForm-based creation. The classic interfaces remain available as a fallback, so nothing breaks if you prefer them or if the bundle fails to load.
Actions are registered for opening Functionalities screens and for running an Assumption Detection scan without leaving the page you are on.
The SVG Icon block uses Block API v3 with WordPress Core Icon support, two-way transforms with the Core Icon block, and pattern-override-ready attributes.
Assumption Detection and Content Integrity findings can be explained in plain language through the WordPress AI Client. This is off by default and strictly opt-in. Only a finding an administrator explicitly submits is sent to the configured provider, and nothing is sent in the background.
Tested on WordPress 7.1. Version 1.6.0 was verified on a production install running WordPress 7.1 and PHP 8.5, and the test suite runs against PHP 7.4 through 8.5 on every pull request.