Wizehawk Store Discovery Audit

Changelog

0.18.20

• Renamed the plugin to Wizehawk Store Discovery Audit and updated its public slug/text domain to avoid name confusion with an unrelated product.
• Added a complete External services section documenting OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, and Freemius usage, transmitted data, timing, and policy links.
• Made real AI activity monitoring explicitly opt-in and disabled by default.
• Stopped storing visitor user-agent strings and referrer URLs in AI activity records.
• No visitor IP addresses are stored or sent to crawler-list providers.

0.18.19

• Updated the Plugin URI to the dedicated Store Discovery Audit product page so it differs from the Author URI, as required by WordPress.org submission checks.
• No feature or licensing changes.

0.18.18

• Fixed the Pro add-on Activate License link to use the parent Freemius Account route with the Pro add-on plugin ID.
• The license button now opens the correct add-on license activation flow instead of the unavailable add-on account route.
• No Free feature changes.

0.18.16

• Synchronized the Free parent with the finalized Freemius Pro add-on integration.
• Parent continues to declare support for the separate Pro add-on.
• No Free feature changes.

0.18.15

• Updated the parent Freemius integration to declare support for the separate Store Discovery Audit Pro add-on.
• No Free feature changes.

0.18.14

• Added a direct Activate License button when the Pro add-on is installed but the license is not active.
• Customers no longer need instructions telling them to hunt for the hidden Freemius Account page.
• Kept Manage License available only for already-active Pro licenses.
• No scan or feature changes.

0.18.13

• Hid the built-in Freemius Account, Contact, and Pricing submenu items from normal WordPress navigation.
• Added a clean License & Pro card inside Store Discovery Audit Settings.
• Free users see Upgrade to Pro; licensed Pro users see Manage License.
• The full Freemius account screen remains available only when Manage License is clicked.
• No scan, data, or Free/Pro feature changes.

0.18.12

• Converted Store Discovery Audit to a side-by-side Free + Pro add-on architecture.
• Free remains installed and active; Pro extends it instead of replacing it.
• Added a safe admin extension point for the Pro add-on.
• Updated the upgrade instructions to tell customers exactly how to install and keep both plugins active.
• No Free feature removals.

0.18.11

• Changed the Free-build Freemius helper, global, and loaded hook back to the plugin’s WHACR prefix so WordPress Plugin Check recognizes them correctly.
• No feature or Free/Pro behavior changes.

0.18.10

• Cleared the remaining Plugin Check nonce warnings for read-only admin page and tab navigation.
• No feature or Free/Pro behavior changes.

0.18.9

• Fixed dashboard tab targeting after the tabs were converted to normal WordPress links.
• Restored each tab’s data-whacr-tab value so JavaScript no longer treats every tab as Overview.
• Keeps the server-side link fallback in place if JavaScript is unavailable.
• No Free/Pro feature changes.

0.18.8

• Fixed a Free-build Products tab fatal error caused by missing live-test scanner initialization.
• Restored the live-page test availability and cooldown variables used by the Products screen.
• No Free/Pro feature changes.

0.18.7

• Made dashboard tabs work as normal WordPress links, so they no longer depend on JavaScript.
• Made Review products links open the Products tab directly without JavaScript.
• Kept JavaScript enhancements in place for scans, live tests, monitoring, filtering, and other interactive controls.
• No Free/Pro feature changes.

0.18.6

• Fixed dashboard script loading by matching the exact admin.php?page=wizehawk-store-discovery-audit request.
• Restores the dashboard tabs and Review products navigation when Freemius changes both the WordPress hook and screen ID.
• No Free/Pro feature changes.

0.18.5

• Fixed Free-build admin JavaScript loading when Freemius wraps the top-level plugin menu.
• Restores the Overview/Discovery/Products/AI activity/History/Settings tabs and Review products buttons.
• Keeps the Free/Pro split and beginner upgrade instructions unchanged.

0.18.4

• Free package: removed paid-only implementation code while keeping clear Pro upgrade screens and step-by-step upgrade instructions.
• Standardized the paid/Freemius integration to the newer Wizehawk naming convention.
• Replaced the short Freemius helper, global, and loaded-hook names with long plugin-specific Wizehawk names.
• Preserved the existing Freemius product ID, public key, plan configuration, premium suffix, menu slug, and Free/Pro feature split.
• No free-feature, scan, scoring, data, or entitlement behavior changes.

0.18.3

• Moved uninstall cleanup to Freemius’ after_uninstall hook.
• Removed uninstall.php so Freemius can receive uninstall events and feedback before cleanup runs.
• Existing scan history and AI activity tables remain preserved on uninstall by design.
• No feature, entitlement, scan, scoring, or data behavior changes.

0.18.2

• Renamed the Freemius helper, global variable, and loaded hook to use the plugin’s WHACR prefix.
• Clears the remaining WordPress Plugin Check naming-convention warnings introduced by the Freemius integration.
• No licensing, entitlement, feature, scan, scoring, or data behavior changes.

0.18.1

• Aligned the Free Overview AI activity label with the 7-day activity window used by the Free plan.
• Updated the Free History description so it no longer implies Pro-only scan comparison features are available.
• No entitlement, scan, scoring, or data behavior changes.

0.18.0

• Integrated Freemius for Free/Pro licensing, checkout, account, and updates.
• Free keeps the complete manual audit, live-page testing, basic 7-day AI activity counts, and the three most recent scan summaries.
• Pro unlocks automatic daily scans, regression monitoring, hosted email alerts, full history/comparisons, bulk product fixes, advanced AI activity reporting, and top AI-accessed products.

0.17.1

• Updated the WordPress.org readme “Tested up to” value to WordPress 7.1.
• Completed the remaining documented custom-table database access exceptions reported by Plugin Check.
• No feature or scoring behavior changes.

0.17.0

• Reworked the remaining alert-history SQL queries to use prepared table-name identifier placeholders.
• Added documented WordPress coding-standard exceptions for intentional direct reads and writes to the plugin’s own custom scan and activity tables.
• No feature or scoring behavior changes.

0.16.9

• Sanitized admin request URIs before using them for redirect and notice links.
• Documented read-only admin query parameters so Plugin Check does not treat them as missing nonce protection.
• Reworked scan-history database queries to use prepared table-name identifier placeholders.
• No feature or scoring behavior changes.

0.16.8

• Added GPLv2-or-later license metadata required by WordPress Plugin Check.
• Explicitly escaped the summary-card count output.
• Sanitized the request URI before traffic-monitoring use.
• Reworked AI activity SQL to use prepared identifier, value, and LIKE placeholders instead of interpolated table names or literal wildcards.
• No feature or scoring behavior changes.

0.16.7

• Completed the WordPress internationalization cleanup for placeholder-based strings.
• Added translator comments to remaining dashboard, scanner, activity, alert, and live-test messages flagged by Plugin Check.
• Refactored repeated inline labels so translator comments are attached cleanly to the translated string.
• No feature or scoring behavior changes.

0.16.6

• Added translator comments for placeholder-based translatable strings flagged by WordPress Plugin Check.
• Clarified numbered placeholders where multiple values are inserted into translated text.
• Refactored a few inline translated labels so they follow WordPress internationalization standards more cleanly.
• No feature or scoring behavior changes.

0.16.5

• Keeps the Products tab active after a successful bulk fix.
• Returns the view to the Bulk fixes section after generating SKUs or applying short-description drafts, so merchants can continue fixing remaining product issues.

0.16.4

• Improved AI-readable product data messaging when Product JSON-LD is missing.
• Child fields such as price, currency, availability, image, and SKU now show “Blocked by schema issue” instead of an unexplained “Not checked” state.
• Keeps the underlying scoring unchanged; this is a clarity/UI improvement only.

0.16.3

• Renamed Machine-readable product data to AI-readable product data.
• Added a real per-product structured-data results table instead of an explanation-only card.
• Shows Product schema, price, currency, availability, image, SKU, GTIN, brand, and overall structured-data status.
• GTIN and brand display Not provided when the store has not supplied those optional values, rather than being treated as failures.
• Added a compact legend so merchants can understand Ready, Attention, Issue, and Not provided states.

0.16.2

• Removed the local-only Development test mode from the AI Discovery Center.
• Removed crawler-block simulation controls and the internal forced-block simulation logic.
• Local development sites still show honest local robots-policy results and clearly mark public crawler verification as unavailable.
• Kept the Wizehawk email test feature for alert-delivery testing.

0.16.1

• Bulk Fixes now shows products that need description work even when they cannot yet be safely auto-fixed.
• Added a clear count and explanation for products whose full description is too thin to draft a short description from.
• Added direct Edit product buttons for those manual-description cases.
• Disabled auto-fix checkboxes and buttons when a product/fix is not currently safe to automate.
• Clarified that Store Discovery Audit never invents product copy or overwrites existing descriptions.

0.16.0

• Added an Overview “What to work on next” summary that ranks the highest-priority blocking and warning items from the latest scan.
• Groups repeated product problems so merchants can see how many products are affected without reading every row.
• Added one-click navigation from Overview action items to the relevant Discovery or Products tab.
• Polished Settings with a clearer heading and separate Automatic scans and Email alerts cards.
• Reduced Product readiness visual density by showing two fix items before expanding the rest.
• Added cleaner spacing, responsive action rows, and useful section anchors.

0.15.0

• Reorganized the dashboard into six cleaner tabs: Overview, Discovery, Products, AI activity, History, and Settings.
• Moved automatic-scan and email-alert controls into Settings.
• Kept summary cards and readiness scores on the Overview tab.
• Grouped crawler/discovery and machine-readable checks together.
• Grouped live testing, bulk fixes, and product readiness together.
• Grouped AI activity metrics and top AI-accessed products together.
• Moved scan comparisons and recent scan history into History.
• Added remembered tab selection and deep-link handling so navigation stays intuitive.

0.14.0

• Removed the temporary/custom Wizehawk licensing system from the plugin.
• Removed license activation, site binding, expiry, revoke/restore, and license-key storage.
• Hosted email alerts remain available for development/testing only through the Wizehawk relay.
• Freemius licensing/subscription integration is intentionally deferred until the paid edition is ready.
• Free-version development can continue without any licensing UI or custom entitlement code.

0.13.0

• Replaced the temporary shared relay credential with Wizehawk Pro license authentication.
• Added one-time license activation on the store.
• Hosted email alerts are available only to an active license bound to the current site.
• License keys are encrypted before storage in WordPress.
• Customer email setup remains simple: after license activation, only the alert recipient address is needed.
• Hosted alert delivery refuses unlicensed or unbound stores.

0.12.0

• Replaced per-site SMTP configuration with Wizehawk-hosted alert delivery.
• Store owners only enter the email address that should receive alerts.
• No SMTP host, port, username, password, or separate WordPress mail plugin is required.
• Saving a valid alert email automatically enables email regression alerts.
• Added a one-click Wizehawk test alert.
• Kept dashboard and WordPress admin regression alerts independent of email delivery.
• Development build uses a temporary relay credential; paid-license authentication will replace it before public release.

0.11.0

• Added built-in direct SMTP delivery for Store Discovery Audit alert emails, removing the need for a separate WordPress mail plugin.
• Added SMTP host, port, encryption, authentication, username, password, From identity, and test-recipient settings.
• SMTP passwords are encrypted before being stored and are never displayed back in the dashboard.
• Built-in SMTP affects only Store Discovery Audit alerts and does not replace or reconfigure WooCommerce or other WordPress email.
• Added a Save & send SMTP test workflow with real SMTP error feedback.
• Email alerts can still use normal WordPress mail when built-in SMTP is not enabled.

0.10.2

• Reframed regression email as an optional convenience feature rather than a required setup step.
• Clarified that Store Discovery Audit does not require an SMTP plugin or separate mail plugin.
• Optional email alerts use whatever WordPress email delivery the site already has.
• Test-email feedback now says WordPress accepted the request instead of falsely implying confirmed delivery.
• Added a development-site warning explaining that local email delivery may not work without a local mail service.
• Dashboard alerts, WordPress admin notices, scheduled scans, history, and regression detection remain fully functional with email alerts disabled.

0.10.1

• Added optional regression email alerts for automatic scans.
• Email alerts are off by default and can be enabled from the plugin dashboard.
• Administrators can choose the recipient address and send a test email.
• Clean scans do not send email.
• Each automatic scan can trigger at most one regression email, preventing duplicate notifications.
• Email messages include the affected crawler/product checks and a direct link to Change history.
• Added last email-attempt status so delivery problems are visible inside the dashboard.

0.10.0

• Added automatic daily store scans using WordPress cron.
• Automatic scanning is enabled by default and can be paused or re-enabled from the plugin dashboard.
• Added next scheduled scan and last automatic attempt information.
• Added a scan lock to prevent manual and automatic scans from overlapping.
• Recent scan history now identifies Manual, Automatic, and Bulk fix scans.
• Scheduled scans use the same local-first scanner and regression detection.
• WordPress cron is traffic-driven, so scheduled scans may run shortly after the displayed time when the site next receives a visit.

0.9.3

• Prevented duplicate regression alerts on the Store Discovery Audit dashboard.
• The plugin dashboard now shows only its inline regression alert.
• The normal WordPress admin regression notice remains available on other admin screens.
• Dismissing the global notice still applies only to the current scan.

0.9.2

• Added an inline regression alert inside the Store Discovery Audit dashboard.
• Regression alerts now appear immediately after an AJAX store scan without requiring a full WordPress page refresh.
• The existing WordPress admin notice remains available on subsequent admin page loads.
• Added a Review changes button that jumps directly to Change history.

0.9.1

• Added WordPress admin regression alerts when the latest completed scan contains new regressions.
• Alerts link directly to Change history for review.
• Added Dismiss for this scan so each administrator can silence an alert without hiding future regressions.
• Notices are based on locally stored scan comparisons and require no cloud service or external notification system.

0.9.0

• Added change history comparing each completed scan with the previous scan.
• New regressions are surfaced when tracked discovery, product-data, or machine-data checks become worse.
• Improvements are tracked separately and can be expanded for review.
• Added readiness score deltas for Discovery, Product data, and Machine data.
• Added a recent scan history table showing product totals and Ready / Attention / Blocked counts.
• Change history uses existing local scan data; no cloud service or new tracking is required.

0.8.1

• Clarified the AI readiness overview activity card so it cannot be mistaken for a percentage score.
• The card now reads AI activity detected and displays values such as 0 events.
• The selected 7/30/90-day period is labeled as a real activity window.

0.8.0

• Added AI readiness overview with separate Discovery, Product data, and Machine-readable data scores.
• Ready checks receive full credit, warnings receive half credit, and blocking checks receive no credit.
• Informational checks are excluded from scoring.
• Added a separate AI activity card showing real crawler/referral events for the selected 7/30/90-day period.
• AI activity is intentionally reported rather than scored so lack of traffic does not create a fake readiness penalty.

0.7.4

• Added local-only Discovery Center failure-path simulation.
• Developers can simulate a site-wide robots.txt block for OpenAI Search, Claude Search, Perplexity, Applebot, or Google-Extended.
• Simulations do not modify the real robots.txt file and are ignored on public sites.
• Added a one-click Clear simulation action.
• Changing or clearing a simulation invalidates the discovery cache so the next scan reflects the test state.

0.7.3

• Added crawler-specific recommendations to the AI Discovery Center.
• Blocked crawlers now show the site-wide robots.txt rule responsible when it can be identified.
• Added safe suggested Allow rules for OpenAI, Claude, Perplexity, and Applebot.
• Google-Extended is treated as an optional AI-use policy choice rather than a Google Search problem.
• Improved robots.txt group parsing so crawler-specific and wildcard groups are evaluated more reliably.

0.7.2

• Added development-site simulation for AI Discovery Center robots.txt checks.
• Local WordPress sites now generate and evaluate their robots.txt policy internally without making external network requests.
• OpenAI, Claude, Perplexity, Applebot, and Google-Extended policy checks can now be tested safely on local development sites.
• Public crawler reachability, sitemap verification, and crawler IP verification are clearly labeled unavailable on development sites.

0.7.1

• Improved AI Discovery Center status wording when a store discovery scan is deferred by rate limiting.
• Missing crawler checks now show Pending next successful scan instead of Not checked yet when the scan could not complete.

0.7.0

• Added AI Discovery Center for OpenAI/ChatGPT Search, Claude Search, Perplexity, Applebot, and Google-Extended.
• Store scans now check robots.txt access for Claude-SearchBot, Claude-User, PerplexityBot, Applebot, and Google-Extended.
• Added privacy-conscious crawler identity verification for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Perplexity using their official published IP ranges.
• Crawler IP addresses are never stored; only the verification result is saved.
• Added crawler verification badges to AI activity sources and recent activity.
• Added Claude-SearchBot monitoring.

0.6.3

• Live-page testing now honors the server’s full Retry-After value when rate-limited.
• Supports both Retry-After delta-seconds (for example 3600) and HTTP-date format.
• Falls back to the plugin’s safety cooldown only when the server does not provide a usable Retry-After value.

0.6.2

• Live-test cooldown badges now update automatically when the timer reaches zero.
• Product-row Cooling down badges disappear without a page refresh.
• Historical rate-limited results change to Retest needed as soon as testing becomes available again.
• Live-test buttons re-enable at the same time.

0.6.1

• Fixed a fatal error introduced by the 7 / 30 / 90 day filter.
• The selected AI activity period is now available to both the AI activity panel and Top AI-accessed products.
• Restores the Top AI-accessed products, Live page deep test, Bulk fixes, and Product readiness sections below AI activity.

0.6.0

• Added 7 / 30 / 90 day filters to AI activity monitoring.
• Added an AI activity trend chart for the selected period.
• AI crawler requests, referral visits, products reached, sources, recent activity, and Top AI-accessed products now follow the selected period.
• Test events remain clearly labeled and excluded from Top AI-accessed product rankings.

0.5.9

• Fixed stale Cooling down badges on products after the live-test cooldown has expired.
• Historical rate-limited results now show Retest needed once testing is available again.
• Cooling down is shown only while the current global cooldown is actually active.

0.5.8

• Cleaned up punctuation around closing quotation marks in generated short-description drafts.
• Prevents endings such as “THOUSANDTHS MATTER.”. while preserving correct sentence punctuation.

0.5.7

• Fixed a misleading Bulk fixes status for products that already have a short description.
• Products with an existing short description now show Already set.
• Not auto-fixable is now reserved for products that are genuinely missing a short description and cannot be safely drafted.

0.5.6

• Rebuilt the short-description candidate selector for labeled/bulleted descriptions.
• Literal bullet characters are now split correctly even when the editor stores them inside one paragraph.
• Graphic, Design, Artwork, Message, Style, and Theme copy is prioritized over generic garment details.
• Details copy remains usable but is deliberately lower priority.
• Long sentences now fall back to a clean punctuation or word boundary instead of becoming non-fixable.

0.5.5

• Fixed short-description drafts for products whose descriptions are entirely labeled bullet lines.
• Graphic, Style, Design, Theme, Artwork, Message, and Details labels are now stripped while preserving the useful customer-facing copy.
• Technical/admin labels such as SKU, GTIN, size chart, care, shipping, and specifications remain excluded.
• Added a small preference for vivid merchandising copy when choosing between multiple candidate lines.

0.5.4

• Improved short-description cleanup for metadata-style prefixes.
• Strips customer-unfriendly labels such as Style, Design, Theme, Artwork, Message, and Graphic while preserving the useful sentence that follows.
• Continues to skip structural/specification labels such as Details, Features, Specs, and Size Chart.

0.5.3

• Improved short-description draft source selection.
• Skips common labels and headings such as Graphic, Details, Features, Specs, and Size Chart.
• Prefers natural customer-facing prose over bullet/specification lines.
• Strips bullet symbols before evaluating candidate text.

0.5.2

• Added previews for bulk short-description drafts before saving.
• Drafts now prefer complete sentences and avoid ugly word-limit truncation.
• Existing short descriptions are still never overwritten.
• Renamed the action to Apply short-description drafts so saving is explicit.

0.5.1

• Fixed the Bulk fixes panel not rendering on the dashboard.
• Bulk fixes now appear directly above Product readiness.

0.5.0

• Added Bulk fixes for selected WooCommerce products.
• Generate unique SKUs only for products that are missing them; existing SKUs are never overwritten.
• Create short-description drafts from text already present in the product’s full description; existing short descriptions are never overwritten.
• Added product selection, confirmation prompts, and immediate rescanning after successful fixes.

0.4.7

• Fixed the remaining fatal error in Top AI-accessed products.
• The ranking now uses the existing whacr_ai_events table directly instead of calling a nonexistent table_name() helper.

0.4.6

• Fixed a fatal error in Top AI-accessed products caused by using the wrong AI activity timestamp column.
• Added a defensive fallback so a failed product-ranking query cannot break the admin dashboard.

0.4.5

• Fixed the Top AI-accessed products panel not rendering in the admin dashboard.
• Keeps test-monitoring events excluded from product rankings.

0.4.4

• Added Top AI-accessed products for the last 30 days.
• Separates crawler hits from AI referral visits per product.
• Excludes test-monitoring events from product rankings.
• Added direct Edit and View links from the ranking table.

0.4.3

• Expanded AI activity recognition with Applebot.
• Added activity categories so merchants can distinguish search/discovery crawlers, training/data crawlers, user-triggered AI fetchers, ads/validation bots, and referral traffic.
• Added category labels to Sources and Recent activity.

0.4.2

• Fix test-activity detection so Clear test activity appears after a monitoring self-test.
• Fix clearing of test monitoring records.

0.4.0

• Added local AI crawler and AI referral monitoring.
• Added 30-day activity dashboard and 90-day retention.

0.3.10

• Condenses rate-limit/security errors in product rows and moves technical details behind a View details control.

0.3.9

• Simplifies cooldown messaging so the remaining time appears only in the main yellow notice.
• Keeps the Live Page Deep Test panel concise while a cooldown is active.
• Removes repeated per-product countdown text and uses a small Cooling down badge with disabled test buttons instead.

0.3.8

• Fixes a fatal admin-page error introduced in 0.3.6 when rendering the cooldown notice.
• Reuses the live scanner instance correctly for cooldown state.

0.3.6

• Adds a prominent cooldown notice above the product table while live testing is paused.
• Shows “Too many test attempts” for HTTP 429 rate limits instead of presenting the condition as a product error.
• Keeps technical blocking details secondary while giving the user a clear countdown before testing is available again.

0.3.5

• Adds a visible live-test cooldown timer before another request can be sent.
• Disables all live-test buttons during cooldown so repeated clicks cannot trigger avoidable 429 responses.
• Shows a clear “Too many attempts / cooling down” message with the remaining wait time.
• Treats blocked/rate-limited live tests as completed diagnostics rather than generic AJAX errors.

0.3.4

• Caches discovery checks for 15 minutes to reduce repeat requests.
• Treats HTTP 403/429/503 discovery responses as temporary access limits rather than permanent failures.
• Preserves the last successful discovery state when a temporary rate limit occurs.
• Adds live-page request cooldowns and longer backoff after a security/rate-limit response.

0.3.3

• Compare multiple rendered Product JSON-LD objects instead of warning on duplicate count alone.
• Treat consistent overlapping product schema values as harmless duplication.
• Warn only when duplicate Product schemas disagree on product name, SKU, GTIN, brand, price, currency, or availability.

0.3.2

• Treat HTTP 403, 429, and 503 as an unavailable live test instead of a product failure.
• Skip downstream canonical and schema checks when the public page could not be retrieved.
• Identify live-page requests with a descriptive Wizehawk user agent.

0.3.1

• Live-page results now include an expandable list of every blocking issue and warning instead of showing only the first finding.
• Added a public-product-content check to flag cases where an outside request appears to receive a coming-soon page, maintenance screen, login wall, security challenge, redirect, or other interstitial instead of the product itself.
• Keeps live-page findings separate from the fast store scan and stores the detailed result locally.

0.3.0

• Added optional per-product Live Page Deep Test for public stores.
• Verifies final rendered HTML, indexability, canonical URL, Product JSON-LD, duplicate Product schemas, offers, price, currency, availability, image, SKU, GTIN, and brand.
• Live tests are separate from the fast store scan to avoid slowing large catalogs.
• Local/development sites show the live test as unavailable until a public URL is used.

0.2.2

• Separates WooCommerce product-data findings from machine-readable schema findings in the product table.
• Adds independent severity counts for each layer to avoid double-counting confusion.
• Clarifies that the overall product status reflects both layers.

0.2.1

• Tightened machine-readable Product schema checks so missing offer price, currency, availability, image, and SKU are no longer incorrectly reported as Ready.

0.2.0

• Added WooCommerce Product JSON-LD readiness checks.
• Checks offer price, currency, availability, image, SKU, GTIN, and brand exposure.
• Added Machine data status to each product row.
• Added schema-specific fix labels and dashboard guidance.

0.1.3

• Renamed the dashboard summary from “Blocking issues” to “Products blocked” so the label accurately describes the count.

0.1.2

• Local/development sites no longer show a misleading sitemap timeout warning when WordPress cannot request its own local URL.
• Product fix lists can now be expanded to show every blocking issue and warning.
• Each fix is labeled as Blocking or Warning for clearer prioritization.

0.1.1

• Fixed admin menu visibility when WooCommerce is not installed or active.
• Plugin administration now uses the standard WordPress administrator capability and still requires WooCommerce only for product scanning.

0.1.0

• Initial private development build.