Jobs · Autopilot

Let AI handle WordPress maintenance while you sleep

Automated AI WordPress maintenance that runs overnight: scheduled jobs crawl for broken links, scan security, collect pending updates and clean the database — then queue anything that would change the site for your morning approval.

Automated AI WordPress maintenance — overnight jobs, morning approvals

The maintenance checklist doesn't need you awake. With automated AI WordPress maintenance, the recurring work — link crawls, security scans, update checks, database cleanup — runs on a schedule, and the only part left for business hours is the part that should need a human: the yes.

NibWP's Jobs run from wp-admin using WordPress core only. Pick an outcome, set the schedule, and each job plans its run, does the read-only work immediately, queues every proposed change into an approvals inbox, and writes up a plain-English report when it finishes.

This is the engine inside maintenance plans on autopilot — and the deliverable behind care plans where AI does the actual work. Running more than a handful of sites? Manage the whole portfolio with one AI. Cautious about write access? So are we — read the safe way to put AI to work.

What runs while you sleep

Broken-link crawl

The whole site's content crawled for dead internal and outbound links, each hit listed with its exact location.

Security scan

Core hygiene checked on schedule — findings you can act on, not a reassuring green badge.

Pending updates

Core, plugin and theme updates collected into one decision — batched for one approval, not twenty logins.

Database cleanup

Revisions, transients and orphaned data identified overnight — removed only after you approve the list.

Approvals inbox

Everything that would change the site waits in one inbox. Coffee, review, approve — done by 9:15.

Plain-English reports

Every run ends in a report a client could read: what ran, what was found, what was done.

How automated AI WordPress maintenance works

Set it once in wp-admin — no external service, no cron wrangling:

  1. Pick an outcome — choose a job like the broken-link crawl, or type what you want handled.
  2. Schedule it — nightly, weekly, monthly; run-now, pause and delete any time.
  3. Sleep — read-only work happens on schedule; proposed changes queue in the approvals inbox.
  4. Approve in the morning — one review, then the job finishes and files its report.

Why not just a generic AI?

“Set and forget” tools forget the part where someone answers for the site. This doesn't.

Blind automation

  • Auto-updates at 3am and finds out about conflicts from your client
  • No record of what changed, or why, or by whose decision
  • Silence until something breaks

NibWP Jobs

  • Does the safe work overnight, holds every change for your yes
  • Logs every action with its approval attached
  • Reports after every run, in plain English

Safe by default

Overnight only works if the site can't change behind your back:

  • Jobs ask before they act — every change waits in the approvals inbox.
  • Runs on WordPress core APIs; your site data stays on your server.
  • Live timeline per job — see exactly where a run is and what it found.
  • Pause or delete any job, any time, without leftovers.
FAQ

Questions, answered

Overnight maintenance, without the 3am surprises.

Does it update plugins without asking?
No. Updates are collected and batched into a plan that waits in your approvals inbox. Nothing installs until you say yes.
What does it need to run?
WordPress and NibWP — the core jobs (link crawl, security scan, update check, database cleanup) run with WordPress core only, on your own server.
Can I run it across many client sites?
Yes — schedule the same jobs on every site you manage; each site keeps its own inbox, log and report. See the command-center page for portfolio workflows.
Is this a security plugin?
No — it’s a maintenance layer. The security scan covers core hygiene and flags findings; pair it with your existing security stack for firewalls and malware removal.

Wake up to a maintained site.

Schedule the jobs tonight — the checklist runs itself, and you keep the yes.