New: works with AI assistants. SpeeSeek registers read-only “abilities” through WordPress’ built-in Abilities API (WordPress 6.9+), so an AI assistant connected to your site — via the MCP Adapter or the WordPress AI Client — can answer “why is my site slow?” using your real diagnostics.
Four abilities: get the latest Site Weight report, list the findings, see what changed since the last scan, and run a fresh scan. All gated to administrators, and — like the rest of SpeeSeek — read-only: they never change your content or settings.
Nothing leaves your site: your assistant connects to WordPress, so there is no new external service and no API key to configure. On WordPress below 6.9 the feature is simply absent; nothing else changes.
1.4.0
New: block theme (Full Site Editing) checks — measures the global styles inlined on every page and flags a pile-up of Site Editor template customizations stored in your database.
New: deeper WooCommerce — tells you whether High-Performance Order Storage is on (the single biggest order-storage speed win) and whether the product attribute lookup table is enabled for fast filtering.
New: detects the Bricks, Oxygen, and Breakdance builders and measures the layout data they store, just like the existing builders.
New: recognises GoDaddy Managed WordPress and Nexcess hosting so caching advice stays accurate on those hosts.
1.3.0
New: profile any page on your site, not just the home page — paste a full URL or a path like /shop/. Heavy sites are usually heavy on templates, not the front page.
New: a “Profiled pages” comparison table shows server render time, database time, and query count side by side, so you can see which template actually costs the most.
Each profiled page keeps its own most-recent measurement (up to ten), and only same-site URLs can be profiled.
1.2.0
New: SpeeSeek’s three most impactful findings now appear in Tools → Site Health, alongside WordPress’s own checks, each linking into the full report.
New: a “Site Weight” dashboard widget shows your grade, a category breakdown, a score trend sparkline, and what changed since your last scan — without opening the plugin.
New: WP-CLI support — wp speeseek scan, wp speeseek report (table/json/csv), and wp speeseek profile for scripting audits across many sites.
All three reuse the existing scan engine and stored report, so they add no front-end footprint and never scan unless you ask.
1.1.0
New: after activating, SpeeSeek takes you straight to its dashboard with a clearer first-scan welcome.
New: after your very first scan, the report scrolls to the single most impactful finding so you know where to start.
New: a one-time, dismissible invitation to review the plugin — shown only after SpeeSeek showed you a measurable improvement.
German and Persian translations updated for the new screens.
1.0.0
First stable release in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory.
0.9.2
The profiler now resolves root-relative asset URLs through site_url() (the
same way WordPress prints them) instead of concatenating onto ABSPATH, so
measured asset weights are correct on subdirectory installs.
0.9.1
The printable report export now routes its stylesheet through the WordPress
styles API (wp_add_inline_style) and its print button through
wp_print_inline_script_tag() instead of raw <style>/onclick markup.
0.9.0
Reports now lead with a “Start here” recommendation that highlights your single
highest-impact fix and groups related issues. When a deep profile has been run,
a banner reconciles the resting score against the measured render time. Page-builder
layout weight is now split into live page layout vs. duplicate copies stored in
post revisions, so the number reflects what’s really there.
0.8.0
Internationalization: English, German (de_DE), and Persian (fa_IR, full RTL).
0.7.0
New Jet / Crocoblock scanner: custom-table weight, SmartFilters indexer status,
widget-pack footprint, and listing-grid query cost. Added a Jet summary card.
0.6.0
Dedicated Elementor scanner (CSS print method, asset-loading experiments, saved
templates, Font Awesome 4 shim). Profiler panel now shows measured asset weight and
outbound calls. Benchmark client ships with a hosted endpoint (opt-in).
0.5.0
Fixed autoload measurement for WordPress 6.6+ autoload values. Measured loopback audit
of front-end assets and outbound HTTP. Benchmark backend scaffolded.
0.4.0
Report export (HTML / CSV), scheduled scans with an email digest, new Assets / External
HTTP / Page Builder scanners, and a live benchmark client.
0.3.0
Deep profiler (measured render/DB/query/memory), host awareness, “what you fixed” loop,
and percentile benchmarking.
0.2.0
History snapshots, regression detection, per-plugin cost attribution, the consequence
translator, breadth scanners, and a “what’s healthy” panel.
0.1.0
Initial release: Site Weight grade and the core diagnostic scanners.
