Use case
White screen? Fatal error? Checkout down?
Gus, the AI WordPress engineer in MaintainHQ, finds the cause and prepares the fix. You approve it and choose staging or production. Every fix gets a backup, a check afterwards and automatic rollback.
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The problem
Why this is hard today
The error hides the cause
A white screen or a 500 tells you something broke, not why. The answer is somewhere in the plugins, the theme, the logs or the database.
Fixing live is a gamble
Changing code on a live site without a backup or a way back can turn one problem into two.
The client wants to know what happened
Once the site is back, you still have to explain what changed, why, and who signed it off.
How MaintainHQ handles it
Gus diagnoses and fixes. You approve every change.
Every fix goes through the same pipeline: your approval, staging or production as you choose, a backup, verification and automatic rollback.
Step 1: Diagnose
Gus reads the stack, theme, logs and database and names the cause, not just the symptom.Step 2: Prepare the fix
Gus drafts the fix. For code, you see the diff before anything is applied.Step 3: You approve
Nothing changes without your approval: in the dashboard, by a signed email link or from Slack. You choose staging or production.Step 4: Backup
Every change has a backup first.Step 5: Apply and verify
The fix is applied where you chose, then the site is checked afterwards.Step 6: Keep or roll back
If the site got worse, the change is rolled back automatically.
- Code changes are checked against WordPress coding standards before you are asked to approve them.
- With a linked staging site, see the fix verified on staging, then promote the same fix to production with one click.
- For 20 minutes after a code change, a fatal PHP error in the changed file puts the original back, even when the WordPress REST API is down.
- Every fix leaves a change receipt: what changed and why, who approved it, the backup, the checks and the outcome.
What's involved
The features that do the work
Gus, the AI engineer
Finds common WordPress problems such as plugin conflicts, PHP fatals and failed updates, and prepares fixes that run only after you approve them.
AI managementHow Gus works
What Gus can and cannot do, the permission levels, and how every fix is approved, verified and rolled back.
How Gus worksNightly diagnostics and uptime
Gus checks every site off-peak for plugin conflicts, PHP errors and known vulnerabilities, alongside uptime checks every 5 minutes.
Performance and securityBackups you can restore
Every backup is checked after it is taken, and every restore takes a safety backup first.
BackupsStaging
Link a staging site to production and refresh it with a fresh copy, so fixes can be tried there first.
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