Cookie Notice from dFactory keeps its configuration in WordPress options under the cookie_notice_options array. That holds the banner message, the accept text, the revoke text, the position (top or bottom), the see-more link, and whether Compliance mode is enabled. Compliance mode upgrades the banner to a true consent layer with category toggles. Once a visitor accepts or revokes, the choice is stored client-side in the cookie_notice_accepted cookie (and a duplicate cn_cookies_accepted JS variable) so the rest of the site can react.

SleekAI maps the options and the cookie state. The system message can include the exact banner copy you published, the URL of your privacy policy, the revoke link, and the visitor's current accept or decline status. That changes the conversation. "What does this banner ask me to do?" gets the actual message. "How do I revoke?" returns the working revoke link. "Have I already accepted?" reads the cookie and answers honestly.

Display conditions scope the bot per template or role, multibot keeps a consent-help bot separate from sales, and conversation logs capture every privacy question with model and token usage. SleekAI reads Cookie Notice; Cookie Notice still owns every accept, revoke, and Compliance-mode write.

Cookie Notice runs on a long tail of small business sites, editorial blogs, and side-project shops where the privacy team is one person and the budget for legal review is mostly the founder's evenings. The banner does its job: dismiss to acknowledge, optional Compliance mode for stricter regions. Then a visitor asks something specific.

What is the site tracking, how do I undo my click, why does the banner keep returning. A generic chatbot stares back blankly. SleekAI fills the gap by reading Cookie Notice's own configuration: the cookie_notice_options array, the visitor's accepted state, the see-more URL, the revoke link, and the Compliance-mode flag.

With that data in the prompt, the bot quotes the actual banner text, names the actual policy URL, confirms the actual accept state, and routes revoke requests to the working link. Founders stop fielding privacy emails for every borderline question, because the bot answers most of them in one line. Compliance-mode rollouts get easier, because the bot reads the new state the moment you flip the toggle and stops describing the site as awareness-only.

None of this requires letting the bot touch consent. SleekAI reads, Cookie Notice writes. The cookie, the dismissal, the revoke flow all stay with the plugin.

Combined with bring-your-own-key billing and conversation logs that surface confusion points, even a small-team site can give visitors a real privacy experience without standing up a help desk. That matters more as regional rules sharpen, because the cheapest improvement to a privacy stack is making the existing controls understandable in plain language.