What is happening with my PHPFixes order?
Private prototype
Your PHPFixes reports, in an assistant.
PHPFixes is developing a connection for existing customers to check an order and read an assessment summary from an assistant. Public account connections are not open.
A focused first connection
Find an update without searching through tabs.
The planned workflow starts with information already in your PHPFixes account: whether an order is progressing, whether an assessment has finished and which PHP versions the report describes.
The private prototype uses the Model Context Protocol, or MCP, a standard that lets assistant apps request information from other software.
Follow development priorities →Planned requests
Ask about the assessment you already have.
Use a question about the order or assessment you want to review.
Has my PHPFixes Scan finished?
Which PHP versions are in my assessment?
Proposed account flow
Sign in, choose access, then ask.
Sign in with PHPFixes, review the requested permissions and choose which information to share.
Sign in with PHPFixes
Open PHPFixes sign-in and see which assistant is asking for access.
Choose read permissions
Review access to order status, report summaries or both. The account must own the requested record.
Ask about your records
Receive a limited answer for the approved request. Reading a report would not approve server work.
Connection priorities
Account sign-in
Use your PHPFixes account to approve a named assistant, with a clear way to end its access.
Read permissions
Choose order status, report summaries or both. Each request must match the approved permission and account.
Assistant apps
Check sign-in and private report access in each assistant app before naming it as supported.
Questions about account access
What would an assistant receive?
A limited answer about the approved order or assessment. An assessment summary can include its status, PHP versions and finding counts.
How would report access be limited?
The planned connection checks the signed-in account, its granted permissions and ownership of the requested record. Access applies to individual records owned by that account.
Will this let an assistant control my server?
The planned connection reads order and report information. It does not execute commands, take payments or change a subscription. Starting a server task would require a separate service and approval flow. See how prepared Scan access works.
What can I use today?
Use the free PHP version checker, read the security guides or choose a service.
Start with the free version check.
You can compare a PHP version now without connecting an assistant or sharing server access.