Yes. AIOSEO stores its main fields in a dedicated aioseo_posts table rather than scattering them across wp_postmeta. SleekAI's Wizard can read that table directly, so the chatbot's system message receives clean rows of title, description, and keyphrases without any custom queries on your side.

If you map the schema column. AIOSEO stores schema as structured data per post, and SleekAI can extract specific keys through the Wizard. Once mapped, the bot can answer questions like which posts are marked as FAQPage or Service, using exactly the classifications you set inside AIOSEO.

Yes. The Wizard can expose a helper that ranks posts by keyphrase match for a given visitor question, returning candidates with their AIOSEO title and description. The model picks the closest match and replies with the title and a one-sentence summary, instead of inventing a URL.

Yes. Pro adds extra columns and integrations, all in the same aioseo_posts table or in standard postmeta. Map only the fields you care about. The Wizard does not require an AIOSEO-specific connector, it just queries the data layer AIOSEO already exposes.

Yes, if you filter the data source. The Wizard supports row filters, so the bot only ranks posts you actually want surfaced. Excluding entries where AIOSEO marks the post as noindex keeps the chatbot aligned with the search-engine rules you already set.

Yes. Multibot lets you run a public bot scoped to the blog and an admin bot scoped to the dashboard, each with its own system prompt, data sources, and display conditions. The admin bot can read additional fields, like internal notes, that the public bot never sees.

Push AIOSEO titles, descriptions, keyphrases, and URLs into an OpenAI Files vector store of up to one gigabyte per file. The model retrieves only the rows matching the visitor question at request time, so the prompt stays small and response time stays predictable on big sites.

AIOSEO Pro includes a redirects feature with its own table. SleekAI can read that table as a data source, so the bot can answer redirect-related questions, such as where an old URL now points. This is helpful for support bots on sites that have been through migrations.