Novamira Pro NULLED 1.7.0

* New: Astra specialization (requires Astra 4.13.5+, free theme plus optional Astra Pro Addon). AI agents can edit the theme settings, color palettes, Header/Footer Builder, and per-page overrides, with more areas unlocked by Astra Pro; a companion skill covers the two tiers.
* New: Avada theme specialization (requires Avada 7.15+). AI agents can edit a curated set of Fusion Theme Options and manage the Global Colors and Global Typography presets; a companion skill covers the boundaries.
* New: Avada Fusion Slider support (requires Fusion Core 5.15.5 or newer, bundled with Avada). AI agents can list the site's sliders and edit their display settings and slides.
* New: OceanWP specialization (requires OceanWP 4.1+, plus the optional Ocean Extra companion). AI agents can edit a curated set of Customizer settings and per-page layout, and with Ocean Extra mount Library templates and turn the Ocean Extra modules on or off; a companion skill covers the boundaries.
* New: Spectra specialization (requires Spectra 2.19+, free plus Spectra Pro). AI agents can browse the block library, manage Popup Builder popups end to end, and turn individual blocks on or off; a companion skill covers the workflow.
* New: Spectra One specialization (requires Spectra One 1.2.2+). AI agents can edit the Global Styles, navigation, and template parts, apply a style variation, and export the whole design as a reusable snapshot.
* Tweak: WooCommerce abilities now register only when WooCommerce is active and at the minimum version, so sites without a store no longer list the WooCommerce category or its setup check.
* Tweak: The Bricks page-building skill now covers query filters and pagination, and the setup check reports whether Bricks' query filters are enabled.
* Tweak: Divi 5 content written by AI agents can no longer carry inline style attributes, since those cannot be edited from the Visual Builder controls. The agent gets a clear error pointing to the module's native settings, and inline styles go through only with an explicit opt-in.
* Tweak: Bricks native dark mode can now be set up by AI agents (requires Bricks 2.2 or newer): palette colors accept a dark variant, and reading the palette reports whether the site is ready for Bricks' toggle-mode element.
* Tweak: Meta Box value writes by AI agents can now be scoped to a field group, so a field that does not belong to the group is declined up front instead of being saved as a stray custom field.
* Fix: Elementor pages that AI agents build now import cleanly on any Elementor site, so a page saved as a template moves between sites without errors.
* Fix: GeneratePress Elements now let AI agents read and set their display, exclude, and user conditions, completing the path to building an Element end to end.
* Fix: The Bricks page-building skill now teaches the correct query-loop grid pattern (the loop goes on the card, not the grid container), where Bricks previously rendered one grid per post.
* Fix: Bricks trees written by AI agents now keep parent and children references consistent in every case, and a write repairs any inconsistent link already stored on the page and says so in a warning.
* Fix: Meta Box field groups saved by AI agents no longer fail on Meta Box 2.6.0 and newer when a field carries datalist suggestions.
* Fix: Meta Box field-group reads by AI agents now return the values for every field in the group, where they previously came back empty.
* Fix: Meta Box post types and taxonomies created or edited by AI agents now get working permalinks right away, with no need to re-save the WordPress Permalinks screen.
* Fix: Breakdance Pro licenses are now recognized by AI agents, so a Pro site works with the Pro feature set instead of the free one.
* Fix: Breakdance elements now expose their Settings tab options to AI agents (custom CSS classes, display conditions, draft state), so those can be read and edited like any other element option.
* Fix: Breakdance template abilities now accept the post id in the same form the element abilities use, so AI agents no longer hit input errors when moving between templates and elements.
* Minor fixes

* New: Bricksforge specialization (requires Bricksforge 3.1.8 or newer). AI agents can set up and manage the Bricksforge add-on for Bricks. They turn Bricksforge tools and custom elements on or off (Pro Forms, Popups, Maintenance Mode, Mega Menu, and more), and build Pro Forms through the Bricks page tools, with the field, choice, multi-step, condition, and layout details handled for them. They create and manage Bricksforge popups (opened on page load, click, or scroll, with a Bricks template as the content), and manage the Email Designer templates that restyle WordPress and WooCommerce emails: which emails each template replaces, its subject, whether it is active, and its theme. A companion skill teaches the form recipe and the Bricksforge specifics, and points agents to a live browser workspace for the visual parts (email layout, animations).
* Fix: Responsive style overrides (tablet and phone) that AI agents set on Divi 5 modules now take effect on the page. When an agent provides a breakpoint override, it is stored in the nested shape Divi 5 reads, whether the agent writes it as a nested object or as a single dotted path, so mobile and tablet spacing, sizing, and typography land as intended. This applies when editing a module, adding a module, and setting a page's content, and the agent is told the native nested shape so its next write matches what the builder stores.
* Minor fixes

* New: Novamira Visual support for Elementor and Bricks. Novamira Visual is the new live browser workspace in the free Novamira plugin where you watch your AI agent work on your site in real time. Inside it, AI agents can now build and edit Elementor and Bricks pages right in the open editor, so you watch the work happen. This is an early, experimental integration, separate from the standard Elementor and Bricks specializations, so the output is different. For development and staging sites. We would love your feedback in the community group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/novamira
* Minor fixes

* New: Contact Form 7 specialization (requires Contact Form 7 5.8+). AI agents can list, read, create, edit, duplicate, and delete contact forms, and have a built-in reference of the Contact Form 7 form-tag syntax so they author fields correctly. Submitted entries are not included, because Contact Form 7 does not store them.
* New: WPForms specialization (Lite and Pro, requires WPForms 1.8+). AI agents can find forms, create and edit forms and their fields, and manage notifications and confirmations. With WPForms Pro they can also read and manage form entries.
* New: Gravity Forms specialization (requires Gravity Forms 2.7+). AI agents can find forms, create and edit forms and their fields, manage notifications and confirmations, and read and manage entries.
* New: Fluent Forms specialization (free and Pro, requires Fluent Forms 6.0+). AI agents can create and edit forms and their fields, manage form settings, notifications, and confirmations, and read submissions. With Fluent Forms Pro they can also work with payment transactions, subscriptions, draft submissions, and quiz reports.
* New: Formidable Forms specialization (free and Pro, requires Formidable Forms 6.0+). AI agents can create and edit forms, fields, and entries, manage notifications and form actions, and work with form styles. With Formidable Pro they can also read application data and Stripe payment information.
* New: Ninja Forms specialization (requires Ninja Forms 3.13+). AI agents can find, create, edit, duplicate, and delete forms, manage their fields and notifications, and read and delete submissions. Ninja forms can also be migrated to and from the other supported form plugins through the shared form format.
* New: Form migration playbook. A guided, confirmable workflow that helps AI agents move a form's structure from one supported form plugin to another, for example from Contact Form 7 to WPForms, using a shared form format as the common ground. It works across Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Formidable Forms, and Ninja Forms. It covers the form structure only, not submitted entries.
* Fix: Meta Box specialization. Custom taxonomies created or edited by an AI agent are now attached to the post types it specifies, so they appear on the post edit screen and can be queried on the front end. The abilities store and read the post-type link the same way Meta Box's own registrar does, and reading a taxonomy back reflects its real attachment.
* Fix: Meta Box specialization. AI agents can now create, edit, and delete Meta Box relationships that connect your content, and the relationships are saved and stay editable in Meta Box, just like ones set up by hand. This applies when the Meta Box relationships builder is available.
* Tweak: Etch specialization. AI agents can now put hover and focus effects, responsive (mobile) styles, and rules for nested elements into an element's own class styles in Etch, so the whole design stays editable in Etch instead of in a separate global stylesheet. Agents can also create many class styles in one go, which makes styling a full page practical.
* Minor fixes

* Tweak: Elementor pages and templates edited by AI agents now show their changes on the front end even with Elementor Pro's element cache enabled. When reading a page or template the agent can see whether a live element cache is in effect and when it expires, and it can clear the rendered-element cache for one or more documents, including nested templates (which cache independently), so a content or dynamic-data edit takes effect on the next view.
* Tweak: Bricks global variables created by AI agents now stay individually selectable in the Bricks editor. Agents create and edit them, along with the color palette, classes, and theme styles, through Bricks' own design-system tools, which give each entry a unique internal id, so selecting a variable in the editor affects only that variable.
* Tweak: Etch pages built by AI agents now keep their class-based styling editable in Etch. When an agent puts a class on an element that has a matching per-class style record, the abilities connect the record to the element, so the styling shows on the front end and stays editable in Etch's style editor.
* Fix: The two Bricks tools an AI agent reads first when building a page, the setup check and the theme-styles list, now declare a parameter in their input schema, so the agent can always call them.
* Fix: Bricks layout elements (section, container, block, div) built by AI agents are now stored the same way as the ones created in the Bricks builder, so Bricks and its builder add-ons handle them the same way. The page renders exactly as before.
* Fix: Code Snippets specialization. When an AI agent edits an active PHP snippet whose new code fails Code Snippets' on-save validation, the result now flags the snippet as deactivated and includes the validation error, so the agent sees why it went inactive and can fix the code or re-enable it.
* Minor fixes

• New: SeoPress and SeoPress Pro specialization (requires SeoPress 8.0+; redirects and structured-data schema require SeoPress Pro). AI agents can read and set the SEO of any page, post, category, or tag (the SEO title, meta description, canonical, and search-results visibility), and read your site-wide SEO settings. On SeoPress Pro they can also manage redirects and per-post structured-data schema.
• Tweak: Etch custom fields filled in by AI agents now show on the page immediately. Agents can set the per-post values of Etch's native custom fields, not just create the field definitions, so a value appears right away instead of only after the post is opened and saved in the Etch editor (requires Etch 1.5.0 or newer; older Etch is unaffected).
• Tweak: Etch custom fields created by AI agents can now use the date, time, and select (dropdown) types, in addition to text, textarea, number, and boolean (the three new types require Etch 1.5.0 or newer; on older Etch only the original four are offered, so nothing breaks).
• Tweak: Mosaic pages built by AI agents now stay inside the theme's design system, reusing utility classes and color and font variables instead of hardcoding colors and fonts as one-off custom CSS, and the agent can check its own work and correct anything that drifted outside the design system before finishing.
• Fix: Mosaic pages edited by AI agents now keep an element's existing styling when the agent updates just one part of it. A partial edit used to overwrite the whole element, wiping the classes, colors, fonts, and other settings the agent did not resend, and the same could reset a theme's global settings such as its font and spacing. Untouched settings are now preserved.
• Fix: Divi 5 pages built by AI agents now open in the Visual Builder without being wiped. The agent now marks the page as built with the Divi builder, so the first time it is opened in the Visual Builder, Divi no longer runs its classic-content conversion, which used to replace the layout with an empty placeholder and set the original content aside.
• Fix: Divi 5 modules now display the dynamic content (such as the post title) that AI agents bind to a structured field, like a Blurb's title, instead of coming out blank, because the value is now placed in the field's text where Divi reads it.
• Fix: Elementor v4 global classes created by AI agents now show up styled in the editor itself, not only on the live page. They were written for the front end only, so opening the page in the Elementor editor could load slowly and unstyled with raw class ids showing; the classes are now mirrored into the editor's own context the way the Elementor editor does.
• Fix: Elementor v4 pages no longer fail to save when AI agents set an HTML anchor (CSS ID) on a section. The value used to be stored in a shape the editor rejected on Publish ("_cssid: invalid_value"), so the whole page could not be saved at all, even for unrelated edits; it is now stored as the plain string Elementor expects, and the same setting also works when an agent builds the layout in one pass.
• Fix: Elementor Global Color and Global Typography presets deleted by AI agents are now actually removed. The action used to report success while the entry stayed in the site's Elementor Kit and kept appearing, because the saved list was merged rather than replaced; deletions now persist.
• Minor fixes