wp-migrate-core can now help work through its own repair queue
wp-migrate-core can now help work through its own repair queue
This is the update I’ve been looking forward to.
wp-migrate-core now has AI assistance for the work that follows a WordPress export: sorting the repair queue, drafting missing alt text, suggesting shortcode replacements, matching old URLs and proposing fixes for malformed markup.
The part I like most is that the decisions survive the next run. Review the suggestions, keep what makes sense, and regenerate from the same export with those choices applied.
It also produces a prioritized work order and a client-readable brief. That gives the migration report a much more useful next step.
You bring your own AI endpoint and key. Suggestions stay reviewable, and the ordinary migration commands continue to run locally.
Version 1.0.1 is on npm, with Astro, Next.js, Payload and Pruvious destinations. This patch also tightens redaction, route matching and content-repair checks, while preserving existing image descriptions.
Quite a step up from the original WordPress-to-Astro starter.