Spent the last few months building something I wish existed years ago.
Site CliniQ — a WordPress plugin that doesn't just tell you something broke. It finds the root cause, patches the file, verifies the fix worked, and rolls back automatically if it didn't.
No alert fatigue. No "here's an error code, good luck." Just: error happened → AI fixed it → you get an email.
Just submitted to WordPress.org and waiting on review. Free version covers health scanning, CVE checks, broken links, and email reports. Pro version is where the auto-fix lives.
Would love feedback from other WP developers — especially around how you currently handle PHP fatals on client sites. Is it always "log into the server and dig"? That's the problem I'm solving.
👉 Plugin slug: site-cliniq (WP.org, once approved)
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