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Backups. Backups. Backups. This is the most important habit when using Foenix. Make a backup before every session where you plan to make changes. No exceptions.

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Why backups are critical

Foenix has full administrator-level access to your WordPress site and can modify files, the database, plugins, and themes. If something goes wrong - an unexpected conflict, a PHP error in generated code, or an incomplete agent run - the fastest recovery path is always a recent backup. Foenix has a Rollback feature for some file changes, but it does not cover everything - especially database changes, published content, and settings.

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Where to make backups

Always back up at the hosting level - not inside WordPress. A backup plugin inside WordPress only protects you if WordPress itself is still running. If the site breaks completely, you need a backup that exists outside of it - on your hosting server or in cloud storage. Most hosting providers offer:
  • Automatic daily snapshots (cPanel, Plesk, Cloudways, etc.)
  • One-click restore from the hosting control panel
Check your hosting dashboard and enable automatic backups if not already active.

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Staging environments

We are actively working on a built-in Staging feature so you can test changes safely before applying them to your live site. Until then - please rely on backups at the hosting level.

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When to make a backup

  • Before any session where you plan to make edits
  • Before running an agent for the first time
  • Before modifying functions.php or theme files
  • Before installing or modifying plugins