KMS Field Health

KMS Field Health 0.1.0 provides a read-only snapshot of Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) configuration and relevant WordPress/PHP environment facts.

Open the Health page from Field Health in the WordPress Admin Bar, or the Health action link on the Plugins screen. Access requires the manage_options capability, normally held by administrators. There is no permanent sidebar menu or settings page.

The snapshot reports:

• ACF availability, version, and detectable PRO/field type availability.
• Field group and field counts, counts by type, and detected containers/nesting.
• WordPress and PHP versions, PHP limits, environment type, and external object cache use.
• Configured Local JSON load paths and default save path when determinable.

Green means only “Health snapshot completed successfully.” Gray means the ACF snapshot is unavailable or could not be completed. Field counts, repeaters, Flexible Content, and nesting depth are facts, not risk ratings. The plugin makes no claims about speed, optimization, or future risk.

Snapshots are collected only when the Health page is opened and are not stored. No content values or post meta are scanned. The plugin does not modify fields, field groups, posts, configuration, or content. It adds no database tables or plugin options.

There is no telemetry, external service, or remote data transmission. All plugin assets are local. No background jobs, remote APIs, monitoring, repair tools, or performance benchmarking are included.

ACF Free and ACF PRO are supported through optional ACF API detection. If ACF is absent, this plugin still activates safely and the Health page displays an unavailable snapshot with environment facts. It does not install or activate ACF.