2.14
Latest
AI on every block, and a tidier site behind it
- One-click block actions: improve, fix grammar, shorten, lengthen, simplify, change tone or translate any text block, with a before-and-after compare
- Publish helpers: title ideas, excerpts, SEO title and meta, alt text and captions, and a featured image picker
- Automatic cache purging for 14 cache plugins and hosts, plus a clear-cache tool
- Admin maintenance: database search-replace with a dry run, cron, transients and permalinks
- Your theme’s block patterns are now available to the agent
- Safer server-side edits and a more forgiving site-wide find-and-replace
2.13
Claude arrives
- Anthropic Claude support: Haiku, Sonnet and Opus, on your own key or the managed plan
- Gemini model picker, including Gemini 4 Argon, and a thinking-level slider
- Long Claude chats auto-compact, with a context meter in the composer
- Sharper screenshots, and the setup wizard returns if a key goes missing
2.12
2.11
2.10
More sites, more tools
- One managed subscription shared across up to five sites
- Chrome extension: set your key and relay once for every site you manage
- Tools load on demand, so the agent stays fast as its toolbox grows
- Redirection integration, WordPress core and plugin updates, and post scheduling
- Content from pages, forms and the web is treated as data, never as instructions
2.9
2.8
Bring your own agent, and the Classic Editor
- MCP Relay plan: drive WingMind from Claude Code or any MCP client, linked per WordPress user
- Edit synced patterns
- Classic Editor support, including ACF and metabox fields
- Widgets, Customizer settings and Additional CSS on classic themes
2.7
2.6
2.5
Plans, background jobs and Yoast
- Plan mode: the agent writes a step-by-step plan for you to approve, then runs it
- Background processing on Gemini at about half the cost
- Yoast SEO tools and an All Chats view for administrators
- A handoff SDK so other plugins can start a WingMind chat
2.4
Hello, WingMind AI
Our first public release, and the plugin’s new name. Built on the internal tool our Sydney team had been using to manage client sites.
The full changelog is on the WordPress.org listing.