EqualifyEverything / equalify-iris-wp

A network-activated multisite plugin that finds every PDF linked from published content, sends it to Equalify Iris for conversion, and publishes the accessible HTML that comes back as a real page at a permanent URL. An icon appears next to each original PDF link pointing at that version. The original link is never touched. Editors see nothing. One super admin turns it on once. What is here: - plugin/equalify-iris — the plugin. Two network tables (documents and sightings), a capped WP-Cron worker with a circuit breaker, a sweeper that walks the network a few posts at a time, a hidden public post type for the converted pages, and four network-admin screens. - docs/ — how it works, glossary, troubleshooting, developing, and the settled decisions with their reasoning. - PRD.md — the requirements this was built against. - test-site/ — scaffolding that builds a disposable three-site DDEV multisite with generated sample PDFs. The WordPress it produces is not committed; one run of setup.sh recreates it. Auth matches Iris v1, which has no sign-in and no per-client credential. Iris holds its own GitHub credential server-side. An open deployment needs nothing from us; a gated one needs the operator's shared token, which is a door key and not an identity. It is read from EQUALIFY_IRIS_API_TOKEN in wp-config.php when present so it can stay out of database backups, and the connection check distinguishes "needs a token" (a human must act) from "Iris cannot reach GitHub" (retryable, not ours to fix). Verified end to end against production Iris on the test network: 8 documents published across three sites, all reachable, every injected icon resolving, 9/9 doctor checks passing. Known and not yet fixed: renaming a PDF changes its slug, and links shared before the rename 404 rather than redirecting. Converted pages inherit Iris's heading levels, so a document title can repeat as an <h1> per page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>