WP Fix It Security runs a fixed catalogue of hardening checks: file permissions, debug constants, user enumeration, default admin user, and a handful of other rules. Results, schedules, and notification settings live in wp_options under the plugin's namespaced keys. The settings screen renders the latest checks as a coloured list, which works for a quick glance but does not give an operator a sortable, filterable history.

SleekView reads the result payload and unpacks each check into a row with the check name, the current status, the previous status, the last-changed timestamp, and the recommendation text as first-class columns. Joining against the configuration keys promotes the underlying setting being checked, so a row for a debug check can show the value of WP_DEBUG as a column rather than a buried sentence.

Writes route through the plugin's own update path where the check supports a one-click fix. Annotations, owners, and review-by dates are stored in a separate SleekView annotation table so the original WP Fix It Security payload stays a clean configuration record.

Hardening checklists only deliver value when an operator can see which checks moved, who owns them, and when they need to be reviewed again. WP Fix It Security keeps its data in wp_options for portability, which is excellent for backup and migration but invisible to the default UI beyond a flat coloured list. Most teams that try to run a hardening programme on top of it end up keeping a parallel spreadsheet with owners and dates, which drifts out of sync within weeks.

SleekView removes that drift by turning the option payload into a real grid with proper columns, then layering owner, review-by, and notes columns in its own annotation table. Saved views capture the questions a security team asks repeatedly, like every fail that has not been reviewed in the last month or every warning that flipped during the deploy window. One-click fixes still flow through the plugin, so the underlying behaviour does not change.

The result is a hardening workflow with accountability, history, and an export that an auditor can actually use.