Noshi-Kanamer – WordPress Pre-Launch Checklist & Client Handoff Toolkit

Stop forgetting to disable WP_DEBUG before client handoff. Noshi-Kanamer is a WordPress pre-launch checklist & client handoff toolkit built for freelancers and agencies. It auto-detects the things that always slip through — WP_DEBUG, noindex, test content, unused media — and generates a shareable proof report of every check.

Unlike file-collection portals, Noshi-Kanamer covers the engineering side of handoff — WP_DEBUG, noindex, debug.log, and other technical loose ends before delivery. Unlike manual checklists, it detects problems rather than just listing them, then turns the result into a copyable proof list via «Generate Report».

Shipping a site built with AI? AI builders and coding assistants do what you ask — but launch safety is made of the things nobody asks for. Noshi-Kanamer is the machine that double-checks the machine: it auto-detects what AI-assisted builds tend to leave behind — debug mode, noindex, test content — before your client ever sees them.

Noshi-Kanamer supports two halves of a client project: tools that help while you build — Hide Blocks, Block Showcase, Test Posts, Media Manager, and Site Check — and a final checklist that confirms everything is ready before you hand off: Pre-Launch.

Block Showcase

Insert the Block Showcase block and click «Generate Showcase» — every registered block renders in one place, ready for client review. No more hunting through the block inserter.

Hide Blocks

Remove unwanted default blocks (social links, YouTube embed, etc.) from the editor with a single click — applied globally across all users. When you’re ready to deliver, the Pre-Launch tab generates a functions.php snippet that keeps the setting permanent even without the plugin.

Test Posts

Generate flagged test posts in one click. Each post is marked internally, so you can delete all test content before launch with zero risk of touching real posts.

WordPress Pre-Launch Checklist

A checklist that actually does the work. Before handing off the site, the Pre-Launch tab handles everything in one screen:

• Delete all test posts — every flagged test post, instantly
• Move Block Showcase pages to trash
• Flush rewrite rules — prevents 404 errors after migration
• Search engine indexing — detects noindex, with a direct link to fix it
• Admin email address — shown with a direct link to update it
• WP_DEBUG status — alerts if debug mode is still on, with a copy-paste fix
• File editor, XML-RPC, debug.log, and the default ‘admin’ username — four security loose ends, each with a one-click fix or guidance
• Persist block visibility — keeps your Hide Blocks settings via a functions.php snippet

A live progress card and sticky Next Action card keep you oriented. When every task is complete, the «All pre-launch checks are complete!» banner confirms the site is handoff-ready — click «Generate Report» for a shareable proof list of every verified check.

Site Check

Taking over an existing site? The Site Check tab scans every installed plugin (active and inactive) against WordPress.org and flags anything not updated in 6+ months or 1+ year — sorted so outdated, possibly abandoned plugins surface before you start working on a client’s site.

Media Manager

Keep your media library clean while you build. Every image is scanned automatically:

• «Unused» badge — flags images not used in post content, featured images, or custom fields (including ACF image and gallery fields)
• «Used In» field — shows exactly which posts or pages reference an attachment
• Bulk delete — remove unused images in one go, handy for a final sweep before client handoff

Built for WordPress Freelancers & Agencies

WordPress freelancers and agencies who’ve ever shipped a site with WP_DEBUG still on, noindex still set, or test posts left behind — this plugin eliminates those repetitive, error-prone steps before delivery.

Hundreds of downloads since launch — built by a working WordPress developer.

Source Code

The compiled JavaScript in the build/ directory is generated from the JSX source files in src/ using Vite. The full source code is included in the plugin package under src/.