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  1. Hi everyone, I’m releasing Radar, a content-intelligence and content-operations module for ProcessWire. Radar helps you inspect and improve content across a ProcessWire site without silently changing published pages. It starts with deterministic scans, can add evidence-backed research and optional AI interpretation, and produces reviewable drafts before anything is written. What Radar does Maps ProcessWire templates and fields to reusable Content Types. Scans individual pages, sections, templates, Content Types or a complete site. Includes focused quality, freshness, accessibility-content, conversion, duplicate, relation and taxonomy scans. Finds missing mapped content, weak structure, coverage gaps, duplicates and broken content relationships. Supports internal, URL-based, competitor, official-source, catalog and optional Atlas knowledge-base research. Generates field, multi-field, rewrite, summary, CTA, FAQ, metadata, taxonomy, relation and translation proposals. Stores reports and compares compatible snapshots. Provides an editorial review queue with author, reviewer, status and timestamps. Includes admin workspaces, diagnostics and deterministic CLI commands. Bundles French, German and Spanish admin translations; English is the source language. Safe workflow Deterministic scans are read-only. AI generation creates a proposal and does not silently modify a page. Before applying a draft, Radar shows the current and proposed values and checks ProcessWire permissions and whether the source content has changed since the draft was created. AI is optional. The core audit, quality, conversion, duplicate, relation and taxonomy workflows work deterministically. Requirements ProcessWire 3.0.244 or newer PHP 8.3 or newer Squad for optional AI analysis, research interpretation and generation Atlas only for optional knowledge-base research Installation Copy the Radar directory to /site/modules/Radar/. Refresh modules in the ProcessWire admin. Install Radar; the companion ProcessRadar admin module is installed automatically. Open Setup → Radar → Diagnostics. Define or confirm Content Type field mappings before running broader scans. Screenshots Basic API example $radar = $modules->get('Radar'); $pageScan = $radar->scanPage($page); $siteScan = $radar->scanSite([ 'limit' => 1000, 'relationScan' => true, ]); // This creates a proposal; it does not modify the page. $result = $radar->generateField($page, 'summary', [ 'instruction' => 'Explain the value proposition clearly.', ]); The repository includes detailed administrator, API, CLI, safety and integration documentation. Links GitHub: https://github.com/mxmsmnv/Radar Feedback and real-world content-model examples are welcome.
  2. I have a site that i'm developing where audit is important to prove commissions; ie has a client met the supplier through another means, or can it be proved that they visited this site prior to sale? I don't suppose anyone is aware of a module that will simply log that where a user is logged in they have visited a particular page? If not i'm sure I can develop something for this but don't want to waste my time on something that has already been done.
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