EditorPlus extends core Gutenberg blocks with extra controls: responsive padding and margin, typography per device, hover states, animations, transforms, and shape dividers. Those settings end up serialized inside the block markup as attributes prefixed with editorplus, with a global config stored in the editorplus_settings option. The trouble is, an editor looking at a block sidebar sees a dozen new panels and rarely remembers which one controls what. When a layout breaks on tablet, the cause is often one EditorPlus setting hidden under a collapsed panel.

SleekAI exposes the EditorPlus block attributes and the global options as named variables. An editor on a post edit screen can type, why is the padding bigger on tablet than mobile, and the bot reads the actual responsive padding values from the block attributes and points to the override that produced the mismatch. Display conditions limit the bot to logged-in editors and a public FAQ bot can run alongside under multibot, so visitors are never exposed to the admin copilot.

Generic chatbots cannot parse Gutenberg block JSON, and they certainly do not know what an EditorPlus animation easing or shape divider count attribute means. SleekAI's Wizard exposes the relevant postmeta, options, and parsed block JSON in two clicks. Conversations log model name, tokens, and the page each question came from, so support teams see which EditorPlus features actually confuse editors most often.

EditorPlus turns the standard block editor into a near-page-builder by adding responsive controls, animations, hover states, transforms, shape dividers, and a CSS Grid Builder. Each of those features is valuable. Each one adds another panel in the block sidebar that editors collapse and forget.

When something looks off on tablet or an animation feels inconsistent, the cause is almost always a value buried in one of those panels. Editors give up looking or, worse, copy a block from another post and ship the mismatch. A chat interface compresses that workflow.

The editor types a plain question, the bot reads the same block attributes the editor sidebar reads, and the answer cites the actual value that produced the result. That changes EditorPlus from a power tool only the designer uses into a tool the whole team can ship with. It also means agencies stop hand-holding clients through the same five sidebar panels every week.

SleekAI does not duplicate EditorPlus. It surfaces what EditorPlus already knows.