In a release you can download, and named in the changelog entry for it.
- Pro foundation
SiteHelm Pro as a separate add-on plugin that registers its modules through the free plugin's extension points (a folder inside the free plugin would not survive a WordPress.org update)…
The whole scope
SiteHelm Pro as a separate add-on plugin that registers its modules through the free plugin's extension points (a folder inside the free plugin would not survive a WordPress.org update), a per-site licence key signed offline and checked by every Pro unit itself, and a Licence card on the Health tab; the free plugin carries no Pro file, no nag and no crippled operation
Core ·
shipped in 0.6.0
- Deep SEO for Rank Math and Yoast
today both providers stop at per-post metadata. This adds: the plugin's own SEO and readability scores and analysis flags, per post and across the site; term (category/tag) metadata; per-post schema type and fields…
The whole scope
today both providers stop at per-post metadata. This adds: the plugin's own SEO and readability scores and analysis flags, per post and across the site; term (category/tag) metadata; per-post schema type and fields; a strict allowlist of the plugin's settings (title and description templates, separator, per-post-type index rules, sitemap inclusions, breadcrumbs, social defaults, the site's knowledge-graph name and logo); Rank Math's redirections and 404 log (Yoast's where the site has it); an SEO audit of the whole site — missing or duplicate titles and descriptions, noindexed pages that should not be, posts under a score, thin descriptions, missing focus keyword — with bulk fixes proposed as one previewed, reversible change each
Integrations · Free: scores and audit read, term metadata, the batched writes · Pro: settings, schema, redirections and 404s ·
shipped in 0.6.0
- Site settings
read and change a strict allowlist of options (title, tagline, timezone, date and time formats, posts per page, front page and posts page, permalink structure, default comment settings, search-engine visibility)…
The whole scope
read and change a strict allowlist of options (title, tagline, timezone, date and time formats, posts per page, front page and posts page, permalink structure, default comment settings, search-engine visibility), each previewed, snapshotted and reversible; nothing outside the allowlist is reachable
Core · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Every mainstream SEO plugin
a client writes a title and description the same way whichever plugin the site runs; the REQ-0098 depth follows for each where the plugin stores it
Integrations · Free: per-post metadata for all of them · Pro: the depth ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Forms
list the site's forms and read their fields and recent entries for Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Ninja Forms, Formidable, Forminator, SureForms; form embedding by shortcode…
The whole scope
list the site's forms and read their fields and recent entries for Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Ninja Forms, Formidable, Forminator, SureForms; form embedding by shortcode; no entry deletion
Integrations · Free: Contact Form 7 · Pro: the rest ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- WooCommerce
products (read, create, update, price and stock), categories, and read-only orders and customers; every write previewed and reversible
Integrations · Pro ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Site-wide content search and bulk change
find every post, page and Elementor element that mentions a phrase, then change them as one previewed, reversible change
Core · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Plugins and themes
list what is installed and what has an update; activate, deactivate and update a plugin or theme (reversible by construction: the previous state is the rollback); installing from WordPress.org only…
The whole scope
list what is installed and what has an update; activate, deactivate and update a plugin or theme (reversible by construction: the previous state is the rollback); installing from WordPress.org only, never an arbitrary zip
Core · Free: list and update status · Pro: act ·
shipped in 0.9.0
- Elementor 4 global classes
the reusable style classes Elementor 4 stores site-wide, as a first-class surface: list them in cascade order, create one, rename one or merge style properties into it, delete one…
The whole scope
the reusable style classes Elementor 4 stores site-wide, as a first-class surface: list them in cascade order, create one, rename one or merge style properties into it, delete one, and set the order they cascade in
Integrations · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Elementor template library
the saved templates Elementor stores as a library, as a first-class surface: list them, read one in full, save a document or one element as a new template, insert a template into a page…
The whole scope
the saved templates Elementor stores as a library, as a first-class surface: list them, read one in full, save a document or one element as a new template, insert a template into a page, import a template this site did not produce, and create an empty theme document
Integrations · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Elementor page-level editing
the parts of an Elementor page that are not the element tree: the page's own settings, the order of an element's children, and the name an element carries in the navigator
Integrations · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Elementor whole-document writes
build a page's entire content in one change, empty one, and create a page Elementor controls
Integrations · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- SVG upload
add an SVG to the media library through the one path that is allowed to store markup, because it is the one path that rebuilds the document first
Integrations · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Executable payloads are withheld from every preview
a snippet's body is described by its size and its digest wherever a change is shown, never reproduced
Safety · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- The code tier exists before the code does
a fourth risk level, a module identifier reserved for it, and the console vocabulary for both, shipped ahead of anything that can use them
Safety · Free ·
shipped in 0.7.0
- Rendered page fetch
return a page's front-end HTML so a client can check what visitors actually see, for SEO and QA
Core · Free ·
shipped in 0.12.0
- The gaps a real build found
a site was built end to end through SiteHelm alone, and everything it could not do was written down: custom fields that could be read but not written, meta values that arrived as text whatever their type…
The whole scope
a site was built end to end through SiteHelm alone, and everything it could not do was written down: custom fields that could be read but not written, meta values that arrived as text whatever their type, private post types that no listing showed, paging and status friction on the content list, no way to put pages in a chosen order, no way to set the site icon or the logo, and no way to make the first menu
Core · Free ·
shipped in 0.13.0
- Install from a zip you already uploaded
a second source for the two install operations: a zip that is already in this site’s own media library…
The whole scope
a second source for the two install operations: a zip that is already in this site’s own media library, so a child theme or a plugin that is not in the directory can reach the site without SiteHelm ever being handed an address
Core · Pro ·
shipped in 0.13.0
- Read a theme's own files
list what a theme ships and read one of its templates, so a caller can see what it is about to change instead of guessing at file names
Core · Free ·
shipped in 0.13.0
- A file on your own computer can reach the site
a package is too large to travel as an operation argument, so the permission to upload and the bytes themselves take different roads
Core · Free ·
shipped in 0.13.0
- Why a page looks wrong
Why a page looks wrong - report the CSS rules written for a selector on a page, which of them apply at a given viewport width, and which one wins, so a layout fix can be checked without a browser
Core · Free ·
shipped in 0.13.0
- What the second build found
the same site was taken further and the next round of gaps written down: a read that hid the custom fields actually on a post, three errors that told the operator the wrong thing…
The whole scope
the same site was taken further and the next round of gaps written down: a read that hid the custom fields actually on a post, three errors that told the operator the wrong thing, an update check that could not see a release that had already shipped, and no way to take a menu item back out
Core · Free ·
shipped in 0.14.0
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