Repair service Plugins

AI plugin repair. Fixed by hand.

You had ChatGPT or another AI tool write a WordPress plugin. It works, sort of. A WordPress developer makes it secure, stable and ready for updates.

Custom plugins · Security · WordPress standards · Updates

B. PATCH: HAND APPLIED A. HULL: AI-BUILT
Fig. 1 Prototype, field-repaired
Signs your plugin needs work

Works today.
Breaks tomorrow?

Custom plugins written by AI often skip the parts that keep a site safe over time.

  • The plugin was written by AI and never reviewed
  • It breaks after WordPress or PHP updates
  • It slows down the admin or the site
  • It conflicts with other plugins
  • Its forms have no security checks
  • You cannot add features without breaking it

What a plugin repair includes

  • A security review: nonces, user permissions, input cleaning, output escaping and safe database queries
  • Compatibility with current WordPress and PHP versions
  • Fixes for conflicts with your theme and other plugins
  • Better performance: fewer database queries, loading only what is needed
  • A clean structure, so new features can be added safely
  • Testing on a copy of your site before anything goes live

Or replace it

Sometimes a well-kept plugin from the WordPress directory does the same job better. If so, you will hear it, along with what it would take to switch.

Who does the work

WordPress plugin specialists on Codeable, a platform built around WordPress work. Our guide to AI plugin security holes shows the checks they look for.

How it works

Three steps to a plugin you can trust.

  1. Step A

    Describe the problem

    Share a link, the tool you used and what is going wrong. Plain words are fine.

  2. Step B

    Get a fixed estimate

    A vetted specialist reviews it and sends a price and a timeline. You only pay if you accept.

  3. Step C

    Fixed by hand

    The work is done by a person, tested and explained, so it keeps working after the job is done.

Before you ask

Questions people ask

Is a custom plugin better than one from the directory?

Only when no good plugin does what you need. Popular plugins get more testing and regular updates.

Can you add new features too?

Yes, once the base is solid. Adding features to a shaky plugin usually costs more in the end.

Will the plugin still work after WordPress updates?

Code written to WordPress standards is much more likely to keep working. The specialist can also set up a simple way to test before you update.

Where AI stops, we start.

Describe what is broken. A specialist replies with a fixed estimate, and nothing is charged until you say yes.