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Atarim · Version history

Atarim changelog and version history

Latest version
5.1.9
Oct 27, 2026 (13 days ago)
Releases
80
since 2022
In the last year
21
about one every 16 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 7.4 or later

Releases each year

  • 20229 releases
  • 202321 releases
  • 202424 releases
  • 20259 releases
  • 202617 releases

202617 releases

  1. Atarim 5.1.9Latest

    • Safer media deletion – before deleting an image, the assistant now checks whether it is used anywhere on the site (page content, page builders, galleries or settings), not just as a featured image, so images that are still in use are no longer reported as safe to delete.
    • Protected sensitive data in database reads – database queries can no longer return password hashes, security keys, session data or the Atarim connection secret, even when disguised using aliases or functions.
    • Approval required to create theme files – creating a new theme file now asks for approval first, matching the other code-related actions.
    • Protected critical site settings – the site address (WordPress address / Site address) can no longer be changed through the general settings tool, preventing accidental lockouts or redirects.

  2. Atarim 5.1.8

    • Use plugins’ own AI tools – when a site has a plugin that provides its own AI tools (such as Elementor or WS Form), the assistant can now use those native tools directly, falling back to Atarim’s own when they aren’t available.
    • Wider timezone support – setting a site’s timezone now accepts all the zones WordPress itself accepts, including regional aliases like America/Montreal and US/Eastern.
    • Additional CSS saved exactly as written – CSS with inline SVGs, special characters or HTML entities is no longer altered on save.
    • No unexpected revisions from viewing a page – opening a page no longer creates revisions or changes its “last modified” date; identifiers are added when the page is saved instead.

  3. Atarim 5.1.7

    • Additional CSS kept exactly as written – CSS saved through the AI tools is no longer altered on save, so inline SVG backgrounds, HTML entities and other valid CSS are preserved instead of being stripped or corrupted. A save whose stored result doesn’t match what was sent now reports failure instead…
    • No more phantom revisions from viewing a page – opening a block-editor page (as a visitor or in the Atarim app) no longer rewrites the page, so it can’t create unexplained revisions, change the “last modified” date, or affect restore points. Block identifiers are now added when the page is saved, n…
    • Elementor detection fix – pages that were switched from Elementor back to the block editor are no longer treated as Elementor, which previously caused editing errors.
    • Embedding on more hosts – the Atarim app can now load the site in its editor on hosts that block framing by default (e.g. Seravo), by sending the appropriate security header.

  4. Atarim 5.1.6

    • Clearer Do It status – when Do It can’t run on a page, the plugin now tells Atarim why (Do It is turned off, the page is a blog index or archive, or your account can’t edit it), so you no longer see “Log in to your WordPress” while already logged in.
    • Auto format – when content written by the AI is turned into blocks, HTML such as headings, lists and tables is kept in an HTML block instead of being wrapped in a broken paragraph.
    • Draft dates – posts, pages and media that were never published now report real created and modified dates to the AI instead of 0000-00-00.

  5. Atarim 5.1.5

    • Update checks report – list-plugins / list-themes now indicate whether WordPress’s update check actually completed, so a failed or rate-limited check can no longer look like “everything is up to date” (which had made a site several updates behind appear current).
    • Content edits – raw content saved through the content tools no longer loses backslashes (Windows paths, regex, JSON, code, LaTeX), and a write whose stored result doesn’t match what was sent now reports failure instead of a false success.
    • Reliable auto-login on cached hosts – auto-login now works on edge-cached hosts (e.g. Cloudflare / Rocket.net) where the login cookie was being stripped; the admin area always opens in browse mode; and the one-time login token no longer lingers in the address bar.
    • Remote disconnect – when a site is removed from the Atarim dashboard, collaboration is now switched off on that site automatically.
    • Editing one setting – changing a single nested value on an Elementor, Bricks, or Gutenberg element (for example a button’s link, an icon, or a block’s spacing) now preserves the element’s other settings – SEO/tracking attributes, icon library, remaining styles – instead of dropping them.

  6. Atarim 5.1.4

    • Faster, leaner AI actions – The AI can now batch many operations into a single request – for example updating alt text on every image, or applying the same change across a page – instead of one round trip each. It can also request only the tool categories it needs, and large reads are trimmed and c…
    • Restore points no longer fill your backup storage – Arming a restore point now releases the previously locked snapshot, so retention can reclaim old backups and only the current restore point stays protected – preventing the backup quota from filling up over repeated rounds.
    • Invalid Elementor settings are caught before they break the editor – When the AI creates or edits Elementor (v4) elements, setting values are validated against Elementor’s own rules before saving. An invalid value – for example a heading tag outside h1-h6 – is rejected up front, instead of saving s…
    • Clearer messages when a change can’t be applied – Write and backup failures now report the actual reason – the specific Elementor element and setting that was rejected, or the real JetBackup error – instead of a generic failure.

  7. Atarim 5.1.3

    • Do It: more page builders, and undo – The AI action layer can now target and edit Beaver Builder and SiteOrigin layouts alongside Gutenberg and Elementor, with more reliable block handling, and content changes can be rolled back through built-in undo.
    • Run WP-CLI commands – For large or long-running jobs no other ability covers – bulk search-and-replace, database export, media regeneration – the AI can run WP-CLI commands, in the background where needed. Administrator only, and every run is logged.
    • Arm a restore point before risky changes – Before editing, a files and/or database restore point can be armed and its readiness tracked, so a change can be undone if it goes wrong – including driving the JetBackup queue on sites where the host cron doesn’t, and restoring a snapshot by name.
    • Plugin updates keep plugins active – Updating a plugin through the dashboard now leaves it active, matching WordPress’s own update behaviour, so scheduled update runs no longer switch plugins off.

  8. Atarim 5.1.2

    • Security fix (arbitrary file deletion) – Hardened the media-replace ability so it only ever operates on files inside the uploads directory, and blocked traversal/absolute values and other WordPress-managed attachment meta from being written through the generic field abilities. Fixes an authenticate…
    • Security hardening (MCP surface) – The AI action layer is now reachable only through Atarim’s own token-authenticated MCP server; the adapter’s ungated default server is no longer registered.

  9. Atarim 5.1.1

    • Back up and restore through JetBackup – Using JetBackup, a connected AI can take a fresh backup before it starts editing, watch it finish, and restore a snapshot if a change needs undoing.
    • Run a PHP snippet on the site – For the times a fix needs code rather than a content change, a snippet can be run on the site and its output handed straight back. Administrator only, refused on sites that have file editing switched off, and every run is logged.
    • Push attachments straight into the media library – Images and files left on a task in Atarim can be sent to the site’s media library from the dashboard, instead of downloading them and uploading them again by hand.
    • Image optimization through the plugin already on the site – Compress a single image or run a bulk pass using whichever optimizer is installed (ShortPixel, EWWW, Smush, reSmush.it, Imagify, Optimole), and check how far a bulk run has got.

  10. Atarim 5.1

    • Full site editing over MCP – Filled the remaining gaps in the editing flow, so a connected AI can take a page or template change from start to finish without running into a missing ability.
    • Update content from a URL – Point an update at a URL and the AI pulls the content from there as the source for the change, instead of you pasting it in.
    • Cache purging through your own caching plugin – When a change is written, Atarim clears the cache using the caching plugin already installed on the site, so the client sees the new version and not the old one.
    • Update WordPress core – Core version updates now sit alongside the existing plugin and theme update abilities, so a full update round can be run in one go.
    • Refreshed logo and icons – Updated Atarim branding across the plugin interface.

  11. Atarim 5.0

    • Requires WordPress 6.9+ – The AI abilities run on the WordPress Abilities API, available in core from version 6.9. On older versions the rest of the plugin keeps working and the AI layer simply stays inactive.
    • The Atarim AI action layer (DoIt) is here – Atarim now exposes a full, secure set of abilities that let your connected AI teammates take real actions on your site, driven straight from your tasks and feedback. Over 650 abilities span WordPress core, WooCommerce, forms, page builders, custom fields,…
    • Bring your own AI over MCP – The plugin is an MCP server. Point Claude, Codex or any MCP client at your site and it gets the same abilities, backups and approvals as the built-in specialists.
    • Enabled by default on new installs – “Do it” via Atarim AI is switched on automatically the first time you activate the plugin. Updating from an earlier version never changes your existing setting – if you had it off, it stays off.
    • New settings toggle – A single Enable “Do it” via Atarim AI switch in the plugin settings turns the whole action layer on or off. While it’s off, the endpoint stays closed.
    • Theme file editing with a safety net – Edit theme files through the AI layer with automatic, restorable backups.
    • Built-in diagnostics – A health-check endpoint lets the Atarim dashboard tell you exactly why the AI layer isn’t connecting, on the rare occasion it doesn’t.

  12. Atarim 4.4

    • DoIt — Magical Editing on the Live Page (Beta)
    • DoIt lets you update content directly on the live page — no need to open the page builder. Click on a ‘do it’ button inside task. The change is applied to the page right away.
    • Supported page builders:
    • Block editor (Gutenberg) — edit any block type
    • Elementor — edit widgets directly
    • Classic editor — edit standard HTML content
    • If a page is built with another page builder, DoIt stays inactive on it and your content is left untouched.

  13. Atarim 4.3.5

    • Added quick access to Project Settings directly within the plugin settings.
    • Integrated Share Modal into the Settings page for easier project sharing and collaboration.

  14. Atarim 4.3.4

    • Optimization – Sanitized and improved project connectivity.

  15. Atarim 4.3.3

    • Security – Sanitized and improved input validation.
    • Compatibility – Standardized plugin prefixes to prevent naming conflicts.
    • Compliance – Updated plugin headers and readme to align with WordPress.org guidelines.
    • Service Disclosure – Added External Services and User Consent documentation for the remote collaboration script.
    • Enhancement – Integrated improved True Guest Mode flow for smoother client feedback without requiring WordPress login.

  16. Atarim 4.3.2

    • Security – Improved permission checks when saving plugin settings to prevent unauthorized access.

  17. Atarim 4.3.1

    • Fixed – Consent modal readability issues caused by CSS overrides.

20259 releases

  1. Atarim 4.3

    • Simplified settings – for a faster and more intuitive configuration experience
    • Unified experience – across URL method, script injection, and Chrome extension
    • Optimized performance and improved security

  2. Atarim 4.2.2

    • Security Fixes & Hardening
    • Improved authorization and request validation in the license activation flow.
    • Enhanced access controls for internal REST API endpoints.
    • Strengthened validation and handling of media-related requests.
    • Improved user-related request validation to prevent exposure of sensitive information.
    • Hardened token authentication flow in coordination with the Atarim platform.

  3. Atarim 4.2.1

    • Heads up – This version is preparing the plugin for a major release on the next version: bringing deep AI collaboration to the plugin and fixing security concerns.

  4. Atarim 4.2

    • ESC key conflict – Fixed an issue where toggling between browse and comment modes using the ESC key caused the collaboration bar to not appear.
    • Legacy jQuery override – Resolved a conflict where older jQuery versions (below 2.0) loaded by some themes caused AJAX POST requests to degrade to GET, breaking functionality.

  5. Atarim 4.1.3

    • jQuery conflict – Our jQuery UI library had conflict with WordPress’s default sortable UI jQuery. This is fixed.
    • Task center – Issue creating General task from plugin’s Task center. This is fixed.

  6. Atarim 4.1.2

    • XSS vulnerability – A Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability was identified in our plugin, this is now fixed.

  7. Atarim 4.1.1

    • Auto Screenshot – On some sites, the auto screenshot were not getting captured due to delay in the process. This is fixed.

  8. Atarim 4.1.0

    • Guest mode – Disabled guest mode by default when plugin is installed.
    • Added security – Secured ajax call by adding nonce to secure them from CSRF.

  9. Atarim 4.0.9

202424 releases

  1. Atarim 4.0.8

  2. Atarim 4.0.7

  3. Atarim 4.0.6

  4. Atarim 4.0.5

  5. Atarim 4.0.4

  6. Atarim 4.0.3

  7. Atarim 4.0.2

  8. Atarim 4.0.1

  9. Atarim 4.0

  10. Atarim 3.32

  11. Atarim 3.31

  12. Atarim 3.30

  13. Atarim 3.22.6

  14. Atarim 3.22.5

  15. Atarim 3.22.4

  16. Atarim 3.22.3

  17. Atarim 3.22.2

  18. Atarim 3.22.1

  19. Atarim 3.22

  20. Atarim 3.19

  21. Atarim 3.18

  22. Atarim 3.17

  23. Atarim 3.16

  24. Atarim 3.15

202321 releases

  1. Atarim 3.14

  2. Atarim 3.13

  3. Atarim 3.12

  4. Atarim 3.11

  5. Atarim 3.10

  6. Atarim 3.9.6.1

  7. Atarim 3.9.6

  8. Atarim 3.9.4

  9. Atarim 3.9.3

  10. Atarim 3.9.2

  11. Atarim 3.9.1

  12. Atarim 3.9

  13. Atarim 3.8

  14. Atarim 3.7

  15. Atarim 3.6.1

  16. Atarim 3.6

  17. Atarim 3.5.1

  18. Atarim 3.5

  19. Atarim 3.4.4

  20. Atarim 3.4.3

  21. Atarim 3.4.1

20229 releases

  1. Atarim 3.4

  2. Atarim 3.3.3

  3. Atarim 3.3.2.2

  4. Atarim 3.3.2.1

  5. Atarim 3.3.2

  6. Atarim 3.3.1

  7. Atarim 3.3.0

  8. Atarim 3.2.1

  9. Atarim 3.2.0

Questions about Atarim’s releases

What is the latest version of Atarim?

5.1.9, released on Oct 27, 2026 (1 week ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.

How often is Atarim updated?

21 releases in the last year, about one every 16 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from September 2022.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Atarim’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.