Antispam Bee Pro keeps its configuration in wp_options under the antispam_bee key and stores per-decision context on the comment itself. The reason a comment was marked as spam is added to wp_commentmeta, the country and language are written as meta values, and counters accumulate inside the option entry. The plugin's stats screen is concise; the underlying rows that make those stats true are scattered.

SleekView reads wp_comments with the antispam_bee_ meta keys joined back on, so each comment row shows the spam decision, the matched rule, the country, and the language alongside the comment fields a moderator already knows. Configuration entries appear as a settings grid where each Antispam Bee toggle is a row with its current value and the option key that backs it.

The point is to take the plugin's quiet, efficient blocking and make it inspectable. Why was this comment marked as spam? Which rule fired most often this week? Which ignored country is suddenly noisier than expected? The data already lives in WordPress; SleekView just exposes it as a grid that filters, sorts, and saves.

Antispam Bee's reputation rests on being quiet and effective, which is exactly what most sites want from comment spam. The downside of being quiet is that the per-comment reasoning lives in metadata most moderators never see. When a borderline comment is flagged, the answer to why is buried in a antispam_bee_ key on wp_commentmeta.

When a campaign suddenly spikes, the answer to which rule caught most of it is implicit in the data but not visible in the stats card. Comment moderators end up either trusting the plugin and missing the chance to tune it, or building ad hoc SQL each time a policy question comes up. Treating wp_comments joined with the Antispam Bee meta keys as a real grid changes that.

The decision becomes a column, the matched rule becomes a column, the country becomes a column, and the moderation queue finally feels like a tool the team can read together rather than a black box that occasionally needs to be trusted.