Yes. Comet Cache stores its configuration in WordPress options prefixed comet_cache_, including expiry, exclusion URIs, GET handling, and auto-clear flags. SleekAI can be configured to read those options as data sources and expose them as variables, so the model answers with the actual configuration rather than a generic default.

By default, no. SleekAI is read-only against Comet Cache. The bot describes the configuration and clear rules; it does not call the wipe function. If you want a chatbot-triggered purge, you can wire comet_cache::clear() into a SleekAI tool with a capability check, but most teams keep the action inside the toolbar button.

Yes. Pro adds entries like static CDN URL rewrites, OPcache integration, and per-role caching, all stored alongside the free options. SleekAI can read those Pro entries too, so a bot on a Pro site can explain CDN URL handling and tell whether OPcache integration is active without separate setup per toggle.

Not unless you configure it that way. Display conditions can lock the Comet Cache bot to administrators inside wp-admin and exclude it from the front-end. A separate public chatbot under multibot can run on the front-end with no cache-config exposure and no shared system message.

Yes. It walks through the exclusion URIs, the user-agent rules, the GET handling flag, and the cookies that might trigger a cache bypass. If a logged-in cookie or an excluded URI is the cause, the bot points to the specific entry. The fix still lives in the settings tab.

No. Comet Cache writes static HTML files to disk; object cache plugins like Redis or Memcached cache database queries one layer deeper. SleekAI can read Comet's options without conflict and can also report whether an object cache is detected if you wire it as a separate variable.

No. The SleekAI widget loads asynchronously after the page renders, and the Comet Cache data the bot reads is a single option fetch on the server at conversation time. Page load is unaffected, and static HTML delivery from Comet Cache continues at the same speed as before.

Yes. Each WordPress install has its own comet_cache_* options and its own SleekAI configuration. Staging environments often run with shorter expiry or caching disabled; the staging bot describes that without leaking production exclusions or lifetime. Logs stay per environment so the data never blends.