Code Snippets is the de facto safe place to keep functions.php-style customisations: each snippet has a name, a description, a scope (front-end, admin, everywhere, run-once, REST, content), tags, an active flag and code. Brilliant per snippet. The default list is sortable and filterable, but never structured the way an aggregate audit actually needs.

SleekView reads wp_snippets directly. Sort by created to find ancient snippets, by modified to find recent work, by scope to spot unbalanced libraries. Filter to active = 1 for the live set. Filter by tag to scope a refactor. Filter by scope to audit each context separately.

The plugin's own snippet editor stays where it is for adding, activating and editing snippets. SleekView is the audit table a long-running install needs, especially on agency sites where the library is part live customisation and part historical record.

Code Snippets is the safest way to keep functions.php-style customisation in a managed surface, and on serious installs the library grows into hundreds of snippets across years of development. Each individual snippet has a clear name, scope and description. The library as a whole has no shape unless someone counts.

SleekView reads the same wp_snippets table the plugin already maintains and renders it as a sortable, filterable WP Admin grid. The plugin's editor stays where it is for the per-snippet work. SleekView is the audit table that lets leads, agencies and content ops talk about the library without screenshots or guesswork.