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v0.3.7

  • Fixed — a server could offer tools you never chose, and refuse to let you remove them. On some sites the plugin's database tables were missing columns the plugin expected, and had been for a long time. Nothing reported it: the missing settings simply read as "on", so a server could advertise three extra tools, and unchecking them said "saved" while changing nothing — the setting was being written to a column that did not exist. Affected sites now repair themselves on the next wp-admin page load. You do not need to do anything, and your own tool selections are left exactly as you set them.
  • Please note — reconnect your AI client afterwards. An AI client is handed its list of tools once, at the moment it connects, and there is no way to hand it a new one. So a repaired site serves the right tools immediately, but a client that was already connected keeps showing the old list until you disconnect and reconnect it. If the count still looks wrong after the repair, that is why.
  • Please note — the repair runs when someone opens wp-admin. It happens on the first admin page load after updating, with no reactivation needed. A site nobody ever signs into is not repaired, because nothing runs there to do it.
  • Fixed — a failed database change no longer records itself as done. Certain changes that could not be applied were nevertheless marked complete, which meant they were never retried and the site stayed wrong indefinitely. They now retry on the next admin page load.
  • Changed — the WordPress.org listing now describes what the plugin actually does. The description, feature list and FAQ were rewritten against the code, three claims that the plugin did not support were removed, and every screenshot is now captioned. No change to the plugin itself.

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