A local-first content policy and moderation platform in active development. This is a development preview, not the completed production product. The distribution header is Universal Content Moderation.
Implemented: immutable moderation models, Unicode/Persian/Arabic normalization, indexed term matching with scoped exceptions and review-grade evasion evidence, nested policy rules, shadow mode, versioned transactional policies, metadata-only audit, WordPress post/comment/REST adapters, native policy/playground/audit screens, registered-user privacy callbacks and bounded retention.
Requires PHP 8.2+, intl/mbstring/dom; intended WordPress floor 6.8. Tested stacks: WordPress 6.9.4/PHP 8.2.31 and WordPress 7.1.2/PHP 8.2.34, MariaDB 11.4.13. No external processing or telemetry. Default shadow mode changes no content status when its policy can be loaded. Only pending review is currently enforced; original text is preserved.
Install dependencies with composer install and npm ci --ignore-scripts. Run composer test, composer analyse, composer lint, composer evaluate, composer benchmark and composer package. See testing for the isolated Docker and browser suite. No runtime JavaScript/vendor dependencies are shipped.
- Role-based review and fixes
- Implementation state and exact next task
- Every master requirement and original specification
- Architecture, security, privacy
- Performance measurements, accuracy limitations
- Integration coverage, API, database
- UX/accessibility, release blockers, risk register
Full operations workflow, visual rule builder, third-party integrations, reputation/strikes/reports/appeals, queue/historical scans, AI/media/OCR, analytics, network/enterprise/cloud modules and production acceptance gates remain outstanding. The low-level comment insertion visibility gap is an explicit release blocker. Never deploy this preview as a complete production moderation system.