Yes. WooCommerce stores stock in postmeta and SleekAI reads it on every turn, not from a stale index. When 3 country sourdough loaves are left at 4 pm, the bot says 3. When they sell out, the next reply reflects it. That keeps customers from making a wasted trip across town.

Map a bake schedule taxonomy where each product is tagged with the days it appears. The bot then knows croissants run Wednesday to Sunday, gluten-free brownies only at weekends, and brioche on Saturdays. It can recommend an alternative for the days a customer's favourite is not baked.

Yes. The custom cake order form usually stores flavour, tier count, lead time, and pickup window in postmeta or a custom table. SleekAI reads those fields and can quote an 8 inch chocolate round at $58 with 72 hours lead time, plus the closest pickup window. It will not accept orders inside the lead time.

Map allergen flags per product. The bot only confirms a brownie is gluten free when the data says so, and otherwise points to the allergen filter page. For cross contamination warnings the bot can reply with a standard safety note pulled from a global variable so the wording stays consistent.

Yes. Pickup windows differ by weekday and weekend. Map the windows as variables and the bot can reply that Sunday pickups run 9 am to 2 pm while Monday is 7 am to 4 pm. Custom cake pickups can be tied to a fixed window from 10 am once the cake has set.

Yes. Display conditions support post type, product category, tag, user role, and URL pattern. A daily breads bot focuses on stock and pickup, while a cake bot specialises in lead times and flavour choices. Both read the same WooCommerce and bakery plugin data with no duplication.

If you offer a subscription via Woo Subscriptions, map the subscription postmeta. The bot can quote a weekly sourdough at $7 with a $1 subscriber discount, the next delivery date, and how to pause. Without a subscription product it can route the visitor to the daily order page instead.

Yes. Every conversation is logged in WordPress with the model name, token usage, and page URL. Repeated questions about an unclear lead time or a mislabelled allergen feed back into product copy and the bake schedule, so the bakery's online voice keeps getting closer to the counter's.