Only WordPress postmeta written by Premium SEO Pack: SEO title, meta description, focus keyword, analyser score and the Open Graph and Twitter card fields, plus standard wp_posts columns. SleekView never re-runs the analyser or hits an external service.

No. Premium SEO Pack still scores each post, still writes the score to postmeta and still controls the editor panel. SleekView only reads the score. Disabling SleekView leaves every per-post experience exactly as before.

Yes. The dashboard can bucket the numeric analyser score into bands (green, yellow, red, unscored) and a Pie or Bar grouped by band surfaces the site-wide quality split. Editorial reviews tend to chase the red and yellow buckets first.

Yes. Group a Bar card by post_type with a Count on posts where the meta description meta key is non-empty. Custom post types are the most common offenders for silently missing SEO meta.

Yes. Group by post_date with an Average aggregation on the analyser score, and the Area chart shows whether quality is climbing or slipping month by month. The honest version: averages can hide outliers, so editorial usually pairs this with the band pie for context.

Yes. A filter on score IS NULL surfaces posts the analyser never ran against (typically older content imported before Premium SEO Pack was installed). The unscored bucket is often the first cleanup target.

Yes. Any filtered set behind a card exports as CSV with the meta description, focus keyword, score and post_type columns. Useful for handing a quality-band list to an external editor or for archiving a snapshot before a content audit.

Yes for live data. The dashboard reads postmeta the plugin writes, so if the plugin is deactivated the existing data stays in postmeta but stops updating. New posts will not carry the analyser score until the plugin is reactivated. The historical chart still renders for the period the plugin was active.