Replaced the bundled MCP Adapter and AI Engine integration with one shared Abilities bridge, a dedicated least-privilege agent user and separate execute and plugin-install permissions

1.11.313 August 2026

Fixed a fatal class redeclaration when multiple active Super Speedy plugins bundled the same Jetpack Autoloader; shared MCP packages now load once from the newest settings module

1.11.213 August 2026

Added an MCP setup page and bundled the official WordPress MCP Adapter, while deferring to the official standalone plugin when installed

Updated the shared Super Speedy settings module: the Super Speedy wordmark on the settings header is now a crisp high-resolution image with a dark-text variant

Updated the shared Super Speedy settings module: AI agents can check your licence and install other Super Speedy plugins over MCP, now also exposed on AI Engine's MCP endpoint when AI Engine is active
New Check frequency setting - cap licence, update and changelog checks to once a day or once a week, and see when the licence was last checked
Licence and changelog checks fail fast when superspeedyplugins.com cannot be reached, instead of hanging the settings page
The newest installed copy of the shared Super Speedy settings code now runs site-wide, whichever plugin loads first - previously the alphabetically-first plugin's often-older copy won
AI agents can read and change the sitemap generator settings over MCP and flush the sitemap cache - also exposed on AI Engine's MCP endpoint

Updated super-speedy-settings (shared across all Super Speedy plugins): added a settings-version report to the licence-check and download requests for better licence and update-download debugging

Added Super Speedy Settings integration for licence management and automatic updates (icons and fonts bundled locally).

Updated the Super Speedy Settings page: added a "Recheck Licenses" button above the licence table so customers have a clear way to refresh licence status after a renewal or upgrade without scrolling down to the licence-key field. The button is disabled until a licence key is entered/saved and re-enables as you type.
The Recheck flow now also force-bypasses the auth-server's own 1-hour licence cache (via a force=1 flag on the wpiapi/check_product_key call), so renewals/upgrades that completed less than an hour before a recheck no longer show as expired/exceeded. Normal admin page loads continue to use both caches as before — only an explicit Recheck click bypasses them. (Lives in the super-speedy-settings submodule, so the change propagates to every Super Speedy plugin.)

Fixed PHP warning for undefined HTTP_HOST array key in canonical redirect when running under WP-CLI

Fixed PHP deprecation warnings replaced (boolean) cast with (bool) and fixed implicit nullable constructor params in vendor framework class

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