Silent Automation
Silent Automation WordPress Plugin
by Senior WordPress Engineer · github.com/geektimothy/silent-automation · website
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Install
No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:
wp plugin install https://github.com/geektimothy/silent-automation/archive/refs/heads/main.zipSilent Automation WordPress Plugin V2
A production-ready WordPress plugin that tracks user behavior and suggests simple automations.
New in V2
- WooCommerce Integration: Automatically tracks "Add to Cart" and "Checkout" events.
- Advanced Pattern Detection: Detects cart abandonment and high-value visitors.
- Automation Builder: Create custom rules with specific conditions and actions.
- WhatsApp Triggers: Send users directly to WhatsApp with pre-filled messages.
- Tabbed Admin UI: Improved dashboard with Overview, Automations, and Settings.
Features
- Behavior Tracking: Tracks page visits and time spent using a unique session ID.
- REST API: Securely sends tracking data to the WordPress backend.
- Pattern Detection: Identifies "High Intent", "Engaged", and "Cart Abandonment".
- Admin Dashboard: Native WordPress UI to view stats and suggestions.
- One-Click Automation: Activate popups or WhatsApp triggers for specific behavior patterns.
Installation
- Download the
silent-automationfolder. - Upload the folder to your WordPress installation's
wp-content/plugins/directory. - Log in to your WordPress Admin dashboard.
- Navigate to Plugins > Installed Plugins.
- Find Silent Automation and click Activate.
Usage
- Overview: See detected patterns from visitor behavior.
- Automations: Build custom rules (e.g., "If Cart Abandonment, show WhatsApp button").
- Settings: Configure your WhatsApp number for triggers.
File Structure
silent-automation.php: Main plugin entry point.includes/: Core logic (DB, API, Tracking, WooCommerce, Automation, WhatsApp).admin/: Dashboard UI and AJAX handlers.public/: Frontend assets and popup logic.assets/: JavaScript and CSS files.
Security
- Uses WordPress Nonces for REST API and AJAX requests.
- Sanitizes and validates all inputs.
- Follows WordPress coding standards and OOP principles.