Release Notes

1.0.2#

Changed

• Deleting the plugin now also removes its license activation state (license key cache, background re-check schedule, and the plugin's entry in the shared StoreEngine license data). The license itself stays valid in your account; re-enter the key if you install CiteCart again.
• The readiness scan's structured-data sampler now verifies TLS certificates when a product page is served from another host. The site's own pages are still fetched without certificate checks, so stores on self-signed local certificates keep working. Developers can override this with the citecart_sampler_sslverify filter.
• The schema version is kept in the autoloaded options, saving one database query on every page load for sites without a persistent object cache.

Fixed

• Uninstall with "Remove all CiteCart data when the plugin is deleted" now also clears the AI source saved on orders (both the orders table and legacy order posts). The setting's description on Settings now says so.
• The AI traffic beacon no longer writes a rate-limit record on every visit while "Track AI traffic attribution" is switched off.

1.0.0 (2026-10-31)#

New

• Readiness audit with 19 product checks and 11 store checks, a verdict, score and channel verdicts for every product, a store score, and a daily regression watch.
• Fix queue with field-by-field diffs, per-item approval, batch apply, exact rollback with drift protection and an audit trail.
• Rule fixers (title trim, brand from attribute, attribute normalize) and AI fixers (brand, title, short description, attribute values) on your own provider.
• Knowledge base seeded from WooCommerce settings, with optional AI extraction from policy pages, and product and Organization structured data enrichment from published facts.
• AI traffic dashboard with visits, crawler hits, orders, revenue and fix impact.
• Six abilities for the MCP Adapter. None applies changes.
• WP-CLI commands: scan, status and rollback.
• Suggested privacy policy text.