Yes. Each field group is a wapf_fieldgroup custom post with fields, conditions, and price modifiers in postmeta. SleekAI maps those into variables the system message uses at request time. When you edit a group in WAPF, the next chat answer reflects the new fields without a manual resync.

Yes. WAPF supports fixed amount, percent of product price, and free options, all stored in the field meta. SleekAI reads those values, so the bot quotes the actual modifier the cart will charge rather than guessing a flat fee that does not match WooCommerce's totals.

Conditional rules in WAPF live alongside each field as serialized conditions. SleekAI reads them, so the bot can explain why a field is currently hidden, which earlier selection unlocks it, and how the visibility chain affects which add-ons end up in the final order.

You need an account with at least one supported provider. SleekAI works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and OpenRouter, so you can pick a cheap fast model for option questions and a stronger one for complex bespoke configurators. Usage and billing stay on your provider account, not on SleekAI.

Yes. WAPF marks required and conditional-required fields in the field group config, and SleekAI maps those too. The bot can name the missing field, describe its rule, and explain what to enter so add-to-cart stops failing silently when the shopper does not see the inline error.

Yes. WooCommerce variations are child posts with their own postmeta, and WAPF supports attaching field groups conditionally on variation. SleekAI reads both, so the bot can confirm which add-ons are available for the currently selected variation rather than the whole product.

Yes. Conversation logging captures every user message, assistant reply, model name, token usage, and page URL inside WordPress. You can spot which options confuse buyers, rewrite their description, or hide rarely used fields to streamline the configurator.

Yes. WAPF supports image swatches, color swatches, and file upload fields, all stored as field types in the group meta. The bot can describe what each swatch represents and remind shoppers about the file format or size requirements for upload fields before they try to proceed.