SiteHelm 0.6.0

Added

• Three more Pro operations in the Tools-tab catalogue — content-seo-schema-get,
  content-seo-schema-set and content-seo-audit-fix (SiteHelm Pro 0.2.0), so a site
  without the add-on sees them as locked rows in their groups.

• Pro operations on the Tools tab. The SiteHelm Pro operations are listed in the
  groups they belong to, each with a Pro tag. Without the add-on they appear as locked
  rows — full description, no switch — under one note with the one link to the Add-Ons
  page; with it installed but unlicensed the note says so and points at the Account page;
  with it active the tag stays and the rows are ordinary switches. No admin notice, and
  nothing on any other screen.

• The plugin now carries the Freemius SDK: an opt-in insights prompt on first run, and
  Account and Add-Ons pages under the SiteHelm menu. SiteHelm Pro is sold and licensed
  through it as an add-on; nothing about the free operations changes.

• SEO scores and a site-wide SEO audit (REQ-0098, free part). Two new reads for sites
  running Yoast SEO or Rank Math. content-seo-score-get reports one post's SEO and
  readability scores exactly as the plugin stored them (never recomputed, so the number
  matches the editor; Rank Math has no separate readability score and says null), plus
  a list of findings derived from the metadata — missing, too-short or too-long
  description, over-long title, missing focus keyword or one absent from the title, a
  published post kept out of search, a score under the caller's floor.
  content-seo-audit walks a page of posts (default 50, at most 100) and reports each
  one's scores and findings with a count of every finding across the page, detecting
  duplicate titles and descriptions within it; posts the caller may not edit are skipped
  and counted, not shown. The finding vocabulary is fixed and published in both output
  schemas.

• Term SEO metadata (REQ-0098, free part 2). content-term-seo-get and
  content-term-seo-set read and write a category's or tag's title, description,
  canonical, focus keyword and noindex in Yoast SEO (the wpseo_taxonomy_meta option)
  or Rank Math (term meta, with the robots directive list edited rather than replaced).
  Both admit on edit_posts and then ask the taxonomy's own edit capability, so a
  contributor cannot rewrite what a category archive tells search engines. The write
  is previewed, snapshotted and reversible like every other. 74 operations.

• Extension points. Three hooks let another plugin extend SiteHelm without touching it:
  sitehelm_modules (add a module), sitehelm_register_operations (add operations to a
  module) and sitehelm_status_sections (add a section to the Health tab). Every hook is
  additive and contained: nothing an add-on returns can remove a built-in module, and a
  throwing handler is logged rather than allowed to break the boot.

• SiteHelm Pro: deep SEO (REQ-0098, Pro part). Five Pro operations for sites running
  Yoast SEO or Rank Math, each gated by the licence first and manage_options second.
  seo-settings-get / seo-settings-set read and write an allowlist of the plugin's own
  settings — separator, knowledge-graph name and logo, default social image and
  breadcrumbs at site scope; title and description templates, noindex and sitemap
  inclusion per public post type — as one previewed, snapshotted, reversible change per
  scope, translating between the two plugins' option layouts (Yoast's separator codes,
  Rank Math's two-key robots rule). content-seo-bulk-set applies the content-seo-set
  fields to up to fifty posts at once as a single reversible change, refusing the whole
  set if one post is missing or not the caller's to edit. seo-404-log-list and
  seo-redirection-list page Rank Math's 404 monitor and redirections newest first (at
  most 200 a page), and say plainly when a Yoast site has no such tables or the Rank Math
  module is switched off. The free plugin is unchanged: the operation count stays at 74.

• SiteHelm Pro foundation. A separate add-on plugin (source in a private repository, not part of the
  free zip) with an offline-signed per-site licence key, a Licence card on the Health tab, and
  a gate every Pro operation checks itself. The free plugin carries no Pro file, no nag and no
  crippled operation.

• A Home tab. The console now opens on a plain-language summary: one sentence on how the
  week went, three tiles (changes this week, could not be done, undone), the last five things
  an app did, and a "Connect an app" prompt when nothing has happened yet.

• Permission levels. Each module card on the Permissions tab carries four buttons — Off,
  Read, Edit, Full — in place of the single on/off switch. Read allows only reads; Edit adds
  writes that are neither destructive nor high risk; Full allows everything. A module whose
  per-operation switches match no level reads "Custom", and a link leads to the Tools tab for
  fine-tuning.

Changed

• Tabs speak the owner's language. Modules is now Permissions, Operations is Tools,
  Activity is History, Status is Health, and the Connect tab is "Connect an app" at
  ?page=sitehelm-connect (the console's first page is now ?page=sitehelm, Home).

• History reads as sentences — "claude-code changed the page About us" — with the
  operation id kept in small print underneath; the columns are When, What happened,
  Outcome, Took, Who, Undo.

• The Tools tab opens with an "advanced" note saying most owners only need the
  Permissions tab.

• Tabs no longer stretch to fill the bar, so the row can take more tabs and scrolls when
  it must.

• The admin console's look. A new design throughout: indigo accents, Geist headings,
  one white content panel under the tab bar, headline stat tiles, and a "Get help" menu in
  the app bar that links to the documentation, the changelog and the issue tracker.

• The Operations screen lays its operations out as cards — switch, name, description,
  module and required capability on each — in place of the table. Clicking anywhere on a
  card flips its switch, each tool's group can be collapsed, and "All on / All off" is now a
  segmented control.