Kirtikumar Solanki

Nexora Site Toolkit centralizes useful site information and admin workflows in one place. It is designed for administrators who want a clear picture of their site without browsing the server filesystem.
Overview — WordPress, PHP, MySQL, database size, disk space, theme, plugins, SSL, locale, and URLs.
Content — Posts, pages, media, comments, categories, tags, and users by role.
Server & PHP — Server software, PHP extensions, object cache, REST API status, cron events, and registered image sizes.
Security — Read-only checks for SSL, file editor lock, debug mode, administrator count, and more.
Shortcuts — Quick links to native WordPress admin screens (Dashboard, Site Health, Media, Plugins, etc.).
Tools — Copy or download a plain-text site report; maintenance checklist; refresh uploads size cache.
My Nest — Private admin notes saved to your user account in WordPress (not files on disk).
Settings — Dashboard widget, admin bar link, default tab, pinned shortcuts, and uploads cache duration.
This plugin does not provide a file manager. It does not browse, upload, download, edit, rename, or delete files on the server.
Only users with the <code>manage_options</code> capability can access the toolkit.

Nexora Site Toolkit

Your WordPress admin command nest — environment stats, content metrics, security checks, shortcuts, and private notes. No file manager.

Brad Parbs

Any <code>WPENV_</code> prefixed variables in the <code>.env</code> will be used to override the WordPress options. For example, if you’d like to set a specific environment to “Discourage search engines from indexing this site”, you can add <code>WPENV_BLOG_PUBLIC=0</code> to your <code>.env</code> file.
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Any option in the <code>wp_options</code> table or retrieved by <code>get_option()</code> can be set this way.
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You can define keys either as <code>WPENV_BLOGDESCRIPTION</code> or as <code>WPENV_blogdescription</code>, both will work.
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If you’d like to define the location of your <code>.env</code> file, rather than the plugin looking for it, you can filter <code>dotenv_location</code> to be a directory path.
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You can also change the <code>WPENV_</code> prefix by filtering <code>dotev_key_prefix</code> to be a different prefix.
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dotenv

A WordPress plugin to set WordPress options from a .env file.

Nexora Site Toolkit vs dotenv