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CodeTelemetryLab Admin Performance Inspector is a developer-focused performance profiling plugin built exclusively for the WordPress admin area. It instruments the WordPress request lifecycle in real time and presents all profiling data inside a clean, dedicated dashboard under Tools \u2192 Admin Performance Inspector.<\/p>\n\n
No configuration needed. Activate the plugin and instantly see what is slowing down your WordPress backend.<\/p>\n\n
Admin Page Execution Time<\/strong>\nMeasures total request time from plugins_loaded to shutdown using microtime(true). Displays the precise execution time in milliseconds on the overview panel.<\/p>\n\n Plugin Load Performance<\/strong>\nTracks the execution time of every active plugin using a lightweight MU-plugin drop-in. Displays a sortable table of all plugins with their individual load times and flags slow-loading plugins automatically.<\/p>\n\n Database Query Profiling<\/strong>\nCaptures every SQL query executed during the admin request using WordPress's native SAVEQUERIES constant. Displays total query count, slow query count, cumulative query time, and a full query list with origin file and line number. Slow queries (default threshold: 100ms) are visually flagged.<\/p>\n\n Hook Execution Profiling<\/strong>\nTimes key WordPress hooks including init, admin_init, admin_menu, current_screen, and wp_loaded. Shows execution time and registered callback count for each hook.<\/p>\n\n Memory Usage Monitoring<\/strong>\nDisplays current memory usage, peak memory usage, and percentage of PHP memory limit consumed \u2014 with a visual progress bar.<\/p>\n\n CodeTelemetryLab Admin Performance Inspector does not collect, transmit, or store any data outside your WordPress installation. All profiling data is captured in memory during the current request only and displayed solely within your admin dashboard. No external API calls are made.<\/p>\n\n For support, please use the WordPress.org support \nforum for this plugin.\nFor enquiries, visit https:\/\/codetelemetrylab.vercel.app<\/p>\n\n Developed and maintained by CodeTelemetryLab.\nPlugin architecture based on the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate.<\/p>\n\n\n No. The plugin is designed to add less than 5% overhead to the admin page baseline execution time. All profiling is lazy-loaded and only active on admin requests. It has zero impact on your public-facing frontend.<\/p><\/dd>\n On activation, the plugin drops a tiny Must-Use (MU) plugin into wp-content\/mu-plugins\/. This MU plugin times each active plugin as it loads. When you deactivate the plugin, the MU drop-in is automatically removed.<\/p><\/dd>\n Database query profiling requires WordPress's SAVEQUERIES constant to be enabled. The plugin dashboard provides a one-click button to enable it automatically in your wp-config.php. You can also disable it from the same panel when not needed.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. The default threshold is 100ms. You can adjust it from the plugin settings panel under Tools \u2192 Admin Performance Inspector.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Version 1.0.0 captures profiling data in memory for the current page request only. Nothing is written to the database. Historical tracking is planned for a future version.<\/p><\/dd>\n Only WordPress administrators with the manage_options capability can access the dashboard. This is enforced on every request.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. The plugin is scoped exclusively to wp-admin requests. No profiling code runs on public-facing pages.<\/p><\/dd>\n Deactivate the plugin then click Delete. The uninstall routine automatically removes all plugin options from wp_options and removes the MU drop-in file, leaving your database and filesystem clean.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. The plugin has been tested with WooCommerce, Elementor, Yoast SEO, and Contact Form 7. If you encounter any compatibility issue, please open a support thread.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nWho Is This For?<\/h4>\n\n
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