No. The variable mapping for Easy WP SMTP excludes the stored password field from the prompt, even though the plugin stores it encrypted. The bot can describe the encryption mode and host but never has any way to read or print the password itself, which is the right safety default for SMTP support.

Yes, if logging is enabled. The plugin records delivery attempts to a custom table, and SleekAI can map recent rows into the prompt. The bot uses that history to answer specific delivery questions with real status codes and timestamps instead of guessing why an email might have failed.

Yes. The plugin supports SMTP plus OAuth flows for Gmail and Microsoft. SleekAI reads the active mailer type from the settings and answers accordingly, so a question about Gmail OAuth gets Google-specific guidance and a question about generic SMTP gets host and port advice.

The bot is intended for WP Admin use, not for public traffic. You can scope it to logged-in users with the manage_options capability via display conditions, so visitors never see SMTP details. If you embed it on a public page by mistake, the rate limit and guideline filter still block prompt-injection attempts.

Out of the box it can't, since the bot is read-only. If you want a chat-triggered test, expose a small PHP action that calls the plugin's test routine and wire it as a tool action. The bot can then ask for the test recipient, fire the test, and report the result.

Yes. The system prompt includes the common SMTP error code vocabulary (250 OK, 421 throttling, 535 auth, 550 reputation, 552 size). The bot uses those to translate a raw log entry into actionable advice without making the admin look the codes up themselves.

Yes. The bot can read the configured From email and compare it to the expected SPF and DKIM records for that domain. It explains the mismatch in plain language and links the admin to the right DNS records to add, without claiming to make DNS changes itself.

Yes. The Pro version adds extra mailer types and more detailed logs, all of which sit under the same swpsmtp_options umbrella with extra subkeys. SleekAI reads the full option tree, so Pro-specific features show up in the prompt automatically without any extra mapping work.