Developers can change who uses the plugin, add countries or AI services, and run their own code when a check or a suggestion finishes. Put these in a small custom plugin or your theme’s functions.php.
Filters
Filter
What it changes
aivbm_capability
The capability needed to use the plugin, its widget and its settings. Default manage_options (administrators).
aivbm_countries
The country list for prompts, as code => name. Add or remove countries.
aivbm_providers
The AI service classes the plugin asks.
aivbm_default_settings / aivbm_sanitize_settings
Default settings, and how saved settings are cleaned.
aivbm_admin_pages
The plugin’s admin tabs.
aivbm_mcp_tools
The tools offered over MCP, keyed by ability name.
aivbm_describe_suggestion
A suggestion’s title, why, how and button, before it is shown.
aivbm_suggestions_generated
The suggestions made after a run (fingerprints, run ID).
Actions
Action
When it fires
aivbm_loaded
After the plugin has loaded (plugin instance).
aivbm_run_finished
When a check ends (run ID, final status).
aivbm_suggestion_finished
When a done suggestion gets its result (suggestion ID, worked or no_change).
aivbm_settings_saved
After the settings are saved (settings array).
aivbm_results_deleted
After all results were deleted.
Example: let editors use the plugin
add_filter( 'aivbm_capability', function () {
return 'edit_others_posts';
} );
Example: send a Slack message when a check ends
add_action( 'aivbm_run_finished', function ( $run_id, $status ) {
// Your code here, for example wp_remote_post() to a Slack webhook.
}, 10, 2 );
