AutomagicWP vs diffray

AutomagicWP distributes WordPress plugins and themes. Upload a release once, connected sites update on their own through WordPress's native update mechanism. No logging into individual wp-admin dashboards.

The workflow it replaces: finish a build, package a ZIP, log into each client's site, upload it, confirm you want to replace the existing version, reactivate, next site. Once a year, fine. Once a month across twenty sites, not fine.

Releases track changelogs and PHP requirements. Plugin pages support icons, banners, and screenshots, so wp-admin looks like a proper product listing.

For automation: push a GitHub tag, the release ships. Need to integrate updates into your own tooling? There's a REST API. A Composer package hooks into native WordPress update checks on the client side.

Built for agencies managing client portfolios, solo devs tired of the ZIP loop, and anyone distributing a premium plugin or theme who wants distribution without a full commerce platform attached.

Traditional AI code review tools use one generic model for everything and flood your PRs with noise. diffray takes a different approach: 30+ specialized agents, each focused on one thing (security, performance, bugs, best practices, SEO, and more).

The result? 87% fewer false positives and 3x more real issues caught. Teams report cutting PR review time from 45 minutes to 12 minutes per week.

Key features:

• Multi-agent architecture: each agent is an expert in its domain
• Codebase-aware: understands your repo context, not just the diff
• Clean comments: no emoji spam, just actionable feedback
• Works with GitHub; easy setup in minutes

Free for open source. 14-day free trial for private repos.