v0.0.43 — Redirection, Query Monitor, and AI image generation

New in 0.0.43

Manage URL redirects and triage 404s with the Redirection plugin. Eight new abilities to create, list, update and delete redirects, read the 404 error log to find the URLs a site is missing redirects for, read the hit log, list groups, and read settings. Every redirect is created through Redirection's own model — with its URL matching, flags and cache flush — rather than a raw write. Deleting is irreversible and confirm-gated; the REST API token is never returned. Closes the loop with content/delete-post, which hands back a suggested redirect this now creates.

Profile any page with Query Monitor, in its own toolset. Four new abilities: profile one URL (its slow and duplicated queries, outbound HTTP calls, PHP errors and template), read the PHP/MySQL/WordPress environment, read the object-cache status, and turn Query Monitor on or off. They now form a dedicated Query Monitor toolset and Integrations row rather than being folded into Diagnostics. Requires the Query Monitor plugin; without it each ability returns a clear "not active" message.

Generate an image from a prompt, straight into the Media Library. The new media/generate-image ability turns a text prompt into an image through WordPress 7.0's built-in AI client — using whichever connector the site has configured — and adds it with all standard sizes, optionally attached to a post and set as its featured image. It works with whichever provider you have an API key for (no extra plugin required), is confirm-gated because each run is a paid request, respects the Upload Media Abilities file-type allowlist, and returns a clear, actionable message when no image-capable connector is configured.

No breaking changes.

Full changelog: see README.txt.


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