MediaPilot AI

Changelog

2.0.0

  • New: an “Upgrade to Pro” page under Media that lists the MediaPilot AI Pro feature set, plus an “Upgrade to Pro” link on the plugin’s row on the Plugins screen.

1.6.0

  • New: media-usage detection is now globally extensible. A generic reference scanner understands how any theme/plugin stores media — single IDs, comma-separated lists, serialized arrays, JSON, and upload URLs — so custom fields, Metabox, ACF galleries, Houzez, and similar frameworks are recognised without dedicated code, making the “Unused” results far more accurate.
  • New developer hooks: mdpai_register_usage_sources (register a custom reference scanner), mdpai_usage_post_references (add/adjust the references found for a post), and mdpai_attachment_in_use (a global veto to protect any attachment from cleanup, even one the scanner didn’t detect).
  • Safety: the mdpai_attachment_in_use veto is enforced everywhere media can be cleaned up, so protected files are never listed as unused, never trashed, and never removed when resolving duplicates.
  • Internal: page-builder detection (Elementor, Beaver Builder, Bricks, WPBakery, Divi) refactored onto the same pluggable source pipeline; no change to what is detected.

1.5.5

  • New: Safe cleaning — duplicates and unused media now move to a restorable Trash instead of being deleted immediately. Files stay on disk and can be restored from the new Trash panel on the Media › Duplicates screen, or permanently removed as a separate, explicit step.
  • New: Trashed clean-up items auto-delete after a configurable retention period (default 30 days).
  • Improved: every clean-up candidate is still re-verified as genuinely unused right before it is trashed, so anything still in use is skipped, never removed.

1.5.4

  • Fixed: the “Unused” Smart View could return an HTTP 500 error while browsing the Media Library on sites with a large usage index. The view now excludes used files with a database subquery instead of an oversized exclusion list, so it stays reliable and fast as the library grows.
  • Improved: Smart View counts no longer load every used-file ID into memory, and all “Unused” queries safely no-op if the usage table is unavailable.

1.5.0

  • MediaPilot Settings tabs are now extensible: add-ons can register their own tabs via the mdpai_settings_tabs filter and render them via the mdpai_settings_render_tab action, so a Pro add-on can live inside the Settings screen instead of adding separate menus.

1.4.0

  • Added developer seams so add-ons can extend optimization on a single screen: mdpai_optimization_settings_after (action, render extra UI on the Optimization screen) and mdpai_local_optimization_enabled (filter, lets an add-on disable local optimization when it takes over).

1.1.0

  • Added developer extension hooks for add-on integrations: mdpai_attachment_url (filter, per-attachment delivery URL), mdpai_attachment_uploaded (action), and mdpai_attachment_deleted (action).
  • No changes to existing features and no database changes; these hooks are inert unless an add-on uses them.

1.0.0

  • Initial release.
  • Hierarchical folder system for the media library with drag-and-drop and bulk assignment.
  • Usage tracker across posts, pages, products, page builders, and widgets, with a one-click “Rebuild Usage Index” and an “Unused Media” view.
  • Analytics: storage totals, storage by file type and folder, upload activity, insert/download counts, and CSV export. Storage sizes are backfilled automatically for existing media.
  • Duplicate detection (exact + visually similar) with a cancellable, batched background scan.
  • Document Library shortcode and password-protected Client Portal share links.
  • Optional CDN URL rewriting (opt-in) and gallery blocks/widgets for the native block editor and the major page builders.
  • Chart.js is bundled locally; no third-party CDNs are used for plugin assets.

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Author
brainstudioz
Version:
2.0.0
Last Updated
July 7, 2026
Requires
WordPress 6.4
Tested Up To
WordPress 7.0
Requires PHP
8.1

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